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Tired of reading through page after page as you research your latest post? The Read Aloud Chrome extension can read any webpage, using text-to-speech (TTS) technology. It’s a free and open-source project, though what is thailand phone number of the options you see for the reading aloud voices may be paid software.

Here it is reading out my post 23 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Blog:

Read Aloud Chrome extension screenshot, showing text from my blog post 23 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Blog being read aloud
10. Grammarly
Do readers often point out typos in posts on your blog or social media platforms, or in other digital marketing content? Or do you find yourself spending hours editing your drafts, trying to make sure you’ve caught all the grammatical errors? The Grammarly extension is a powerful spelling, grammar, and style checker that works for Gmail, Google Docs, WordPress, LinkedIn, and anywhere else you write.

Here it is in action on Twitter:

Grammarly Chrome extension screenshot, showing Grammarly correcting the word blg to blog
11. Text Blaze
Text Blaze is a clever Chrome extension that could save you a lot of typing time. If you write the same phrase repeatedly (like the name of your blog, podcast, product, etc) then you can set up a shortcut in Text Blaze. For instance, I could type /rr and have it automatically expand to ryrob.com. You could also use Text Blaze to create saved emails or replies for common queries. It works in emails, social media posts, and anywhere in the Chrome browser.