Curated by Ajay Balamurugadas & Rahul Parwal · Field-tested
Content Creator's Toolkit
A curated kit of writing, copywriting, presentation, recording and AI tools, plus blogging, accessibility and learning-design principles, to help you create content that lands.
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Adapted from our Writing & Presentation Cheatsheet · Last reviewed June 2026
Blogging Hacks
Practical rules for posts that get read and rank.
- Principle of Preeminence: show what’s best for them.
- Use outbound links: minimum 2 per post (no-follow in nature).
- Use inbound links wherever possible.
- Use keywords in H1 and H2 (clear headings).
- Use flowcharts, graphics and GIFs.
- Keep paragraphs to 3–4 lines. Prefer bullets over paragraphs.
- Use the “You” and “I” tones: it builds rapport.
- Brand relevance: tie points back to your brand value, features, products or services.
Accessibility Tips
Small habits that make your content usable by everyone.
- Add alternative text to images: blogs, social platforms and word editors all support it.
- Avoid jargon or idioms.
- Use #InitialCapsOnHashtagsToMakeThemReadable.
- Avoid cultural biases or assumptions.
- Use gender-neutral language (they over he/she).
- Prefer left alignment: avoid justified text (it can cause kerning issues).
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