Writers crave fresh tools and resources, but digging out the best ones takes time. This template library solves that by giving you ready-made posts to share valuable writing resources with your community. Help members grow their craft and boost participation with every post.
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Resource sharing is one of the most trusted ways to provide value in writing communities. Members often look to peers and moderators for recommendations to save time, improve their skills, or overcome creative blocks. By curating and spotlighting helpful tools, articles, or references, you build your reputation as a supportive leader.
Sharing resources also sparks conversation and invites members to contribute their own finds. This collaborative environment increases engagement and makes members feel invested in the community's growth. When people see practical benefits, they are more likely to return, participate, and share their experiences with others.
Check out this free grammar tool I found - it catches tricky errors fast. Has anyone else tried it?
💡 Example: "Check out this free grammar tool I found - it catches tricky errors fast. Has anyone else tried it?"
I just read an article on building strong character arcs. Want the link?
💡 Example: "I just read an article on building strong character arcs. Want the link?"
Here is a list of writing prompts for anyone feeling stuck today.
💡 Example: "Here is a list of writing prompts for anyone feeling stuck today."
This plotting worksheet has helped me organize my stories. Download it here and let me know your thoughts.
💡 Example: "This plotting worksheet has helped me organize my stories. Download it here and let me know your thoughts."
If you need help with pacing, this video breaks it down perfectly.
💡 Example: "If you need help with pacing, this video breaks it down perfectly."
Sharing a podcast episode on writing habits. Who else loves learning through audio?
💡 Example: "Sharing a podcast episode on writing habits. Who else loves learning through audio?"
Here is my favorite thesaurus website for finding new words.
💡 Example: "Here is my favorite thesaurus website for finding new words."
Found a free eBook on world-building. DM me if you want the link.
💡 Example: "Found a free eBook on world-building. DM me if you want the link."
This checklist helps me edit my drafts faster - I highly recommend trying it.
💡 Example: "This checklist helps me edit my drafts faster - I highly recommend trying it."
If you struggle with dialogue, this guide has practical tips.
💡 Example: "If you struggle with dialogue, this guide has practical tips."
I use this distraction blocker app during writing sprints. It works wonders.
💡 Example: "I use this distraction blocker app during writing sprints. It works wonders."
Try this online timer to boost your productivity during writing sessions.
💡 Example: "Try this online timer to boost your productivity during writing sessions."
Here is a free PDF with story structure templates. Who wants a copy?
💡 Example: "Here is a free PDF with story structure templates. Who wants a copy?"
Just discovered this subreddit for writing feedback. Anyone else using it?
💡 Example: "Just discovered this subreddit for writing feedback. Anyone else using it?"
I found a site that lists writing contests with no entry fees.
💡 Example: "I found a site that lists writing contests with no entry fees."
If you need inspiration, check out this weekly prompt newsletter.
💡 Example: "If you need inspiration, check out this weekly prompt newsletter."
This YouTube channel explains literary devices so clearly. Worth a watch.
💡 Example: "This YouTube channel explains literary devices so clearly. Worth a watch."
Sharing a free course on self-editing for fiction writers. Who is interested?
💡 Example: "Sharing a free course on self-editing for fiction writers. Who is interested?"
This blog post on beating writer's block helped me last month.
💡 Example: "This blog post on beating writer's block helped me last month."
If you use Scrivener, check out this quickstart video guide.
💡 Example: "If you use Scrivener, check out this quickstart video guide."
I compiled a list of free beta reading resources. Let me know if you want it.
💡 Example: "I compiled a list of free beta reading resources. Let me know if you want it."
This online dictionary includes pronunciation audio for tricky words.
💡 Example: "This online dictionary includes pronunciation audio for tricky words."
Check out this spreadsheet template for tracking submissions.
💡 Example: "Check out this spreadsheet template for tracking submissions."
Sharing a quick guide to writing compelling query letters.
💡 Example: "Sharing a quick guide to writing compelling query letters."
This database has thousands of writing markets. DM if you want access.
💡 Example: "This database has thousands of writing markets. DM if you want access."
Here is a great blog for poetry techniques. Anyone else follow it?
💡 Example: "Here is a great blog for poetry techniques. Anyone else follow it?"
For those interested in flash fiction, this site posts daily challenges.
💡 Example: "For those interested in flash fiction, this site posts daily challenges."
I use this tracker for my daily word count goals. Want the template?
💡 Example: "I use this tracker for my daily word count goals. Want the template?"
Found a free app that helps organize research notes for novels.
💡 Example: "Found a free app that helps organize research notes for novels."
This checklist covers everything for final manuscript review. Who wants it?
💡 Example: "This checklist covers everything for final manuscript review. Who wants it?"
Sharing a free template for outlining short stories.
💡 Example: "Sharing a free template for outlining short stories."
New to screenwriting? This free course is a great starting point.
💡 Example: "New to screenwriting? This free course is a great starting point."
This online tool helps generate character names. Try it for your next project.
💡 Example: "This online tool helps generate character names. Try it for your next project."
I use this free tracker to log my writing submissions. Happy to share it.
💡 Example: "I use this free tracker to log my writing submissions. Happy to share it."
If you want to improve your pacing, this infographic sums up key tips.
💡 Example: "If you want to improve your pacing, this infographic sums up key tips."
Here is a downloadable cheat sheet for showing vs telling.
💡 Example: "Here is a downloadable cheat sheet for showing vs telling."
Found a webinar replay on writing query letters. Let me know if you want the link.
💡 Example: "Found a webinar replay on writing query letters. Let me know if you want the link."
This glossary explains common publishing terms for new writers.
💡 Example: "This glossary explains common publishing terms for new writers."
I collected a list of writing podcasts by genre. Comment if you want to see it.
💡 Example: "I collected a list of writing podcasts by genre. Comment if you want to see it."
For anyone outlining a novel, this template is super helpful.
💡 Example: "For anyone outlining a novel, this template is super helpful."
This Reddit thread has tons of great writing exercises. Give them a try.
💡 Example: "This Reddit thread has tons of great writing exercises. Give them a try."
Sharing a free calendar template for planning your writing year.
💡 Example: "Sharing a free calendar template for planning your writing year."
Select a template that matches your resource. Fill in specific details such as the resource name, link, or a brief description. Post it to your group, forum, or social channel, and invite members to engage by trying it out or sharing their feedback. Rotate different resource types to keep your content fresh and relevant. Encourage follow-up by asking for user experiences or additional suggestions.
These templates are designed for all platforms. Adjust formatting to fit your space, such as using hashtags on Twitter, images on Instagram, or embedded links in forums. Always comply with platform guidelines and optimize post length for your audience's attention span.
Select resources that address common pain points or questions in your group. Make sure the resource is reputable, relevant, and accessible to most members.
Aim for a consistent schedule, such as weekly or biweekly. Too many posts can overwhelm members, so balance resource sharing with other content types.
A call to action boosts engagement, but it is not required for every post. Mix direct CTAs with informative shares to keep your content natural.
Free resources generally see higher engagement. If sharing paid tools, be transparent and explain why they are worth the investment.
End posts with questions or invitations to share. Highlight member contributions in future posts to reinforce participation.
Regularly review and update your resource templates. If a resource is no longer relevant, remove or replace the template.
Yes, the templates are designed to provide value to writers at all levels. You can adjust the resource type or language to better match your audience.
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