Listen to this episode to learn about:
- the journey in building Muwado an African storytelling platform for content creators to monetize their content
- The need for localized solutions tailored to the needs of Africans
- How Muwado went from being a personal blog to platform
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Byagaba Roland is a Ugandan ICT and media professional, and entrepreneur. He is founder of Muwado -an African Storytelling Platform that not only enables African creators to share their content and build community, but to also monetize their work on the platform and essentially earn from their stories.
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This is a more advanced tool for editing. It checks grammar, but also gives deeper writing suggestions like how to improve your structure and avoid repeating words.
It’s great for longer blog posts, articles, or books.
Quillbot is useful when you want to rephrase your sentences. It helps you say the same thing in a simpler or more engaging way. It also comes with grammar check and summarizing features.
Sometimes, the simple tools we already have are enough.
Google Docs has a built-in grammar and spell check that catches common mistakes quickly. It’s not fancy, but it gets the job done.
Listening to your content read out loud can help you catch mistakes your eyes missed.
Tools like Natural Reader or the read-aloud feature in Google Docs are useful for this. If it sounds off when spoken, you know it needs fixing.
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