1. Answer the Public
2. Content Ideator
3. EMV Headline Analyzer
4. Co-Schedule Headline Analyzer
5. Hemmingway Editor
6. Grammarly
7. Smart Paper Help
8. Google Docs Research Tool
9. Pocket
10.Canva

A crowdsourced list of tools for content marketers. Add your own and upvote your favourites. A List.ly experiment.

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So here’s the start of The Humongous List of Content Marketing Tools.

It’s only a start – and that’s part of the power of List.ly. As the list creator, you get things rolling, then ask people to add their own entries and ‘upvote’ the ones they like. So, if you’ve got a tool that helps you do your job as a content marketer, go ahead and add it (using the pink button below). And give a thumbs-up to the any of the tools you like that are already listed.

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There's a raft of technology companies rising up to help brands automate pieces of brand content.

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Content marketing, the catch-all phrase for brands becoming publishers, has created a new set of tech startups looking to cash in by bringing efficiency to the process.

A raft of technology companies has sprung up to help brands automate pieces of brand content. There are companies like Contently and Percolate, which want to apply technology on the content-creation side. Contently taps freelancers to help brands create content. Percolate helps brands create and find content to share across the social Web. Then there are the distributors, such as Taboola or Outbrain, that let brands generate traffic to a brand’s piece of content via other sites. The bet all are making is that some degree of tech is needed to make this scale.

Try these 11 social and blog content creation tools to get organized, inspired and more efficient at creating content your audience loves.

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1. An Editorial Calendar

2. Google Reader

3. Twitter Lists

4. Ubersuggest

Ubersuggest takes your word or phrase and scrapes Google Suggestions to offer the hottest related topics people are searching for.

5. Audacity

Try Audacity for recording interviews and editing audio.

6.  Screen Capture by Google

7. Evernote

8. Kapost

If you have multiple authors or different employees/agents working on social content and blog posts, Kapost is a great way to manage it all.

9. Social Search Engine Topsy

Topsy takes whatever keyword or phrase you give it and analyzes the social web in real-time. Basically, they’ve indexed every corner of the public social web, giving you access to critical time-sensitive insights as they occur.

10. SocialMention

11. Zemanta

Not big on research? Zemanta will bring images, articles and other web content to you as you write your content into WordPress or Blogger. This content discovery tool allows you to retain editorial control, so although you’re exposing similar content, you won’t be publishing about competitors.