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Ever wonder what your writing sounds like to those who read it? I hadn’t thought about it much but Coding Memories apparently has. Their site – I Write Like – is a browser based writing analysis program that compares writing samples with a database of famous authors works. I Write Like To give their tool a try, I took my post from yesterday and entered it into the I Write Like app. To my surprise, I Write Like determined my writing to be like that of science fiction writer Isaac Asimov. Funny… Often when I’m writing, it feels like I am trying to take notes in Russian – a language I don’t speak! I Write Like Isaac Asimov Still quite a compliment considering Asimov according to Wikipedia “was one of the most prolific writers of all time, having written or edited more than 500 books and an estimated 9,000 letters and postcards.” Granted, yesterday’s blog post required a little more heavy lifting than a conversational piece so I found another one to test out to see who’s voice I was more likely to sound like on a regular basis. Surprised again… I Write Like said the piece was similar to something Dan Brown would write. I Write Like Dan Brown I am sure if I kept digging I would find less remarkable writing but for now I am going to take I Write Like at their word.

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I Write Like… Browser Based Writing Analyis Software

Do you find yourself creating templated ads for clients where only a few variables change, such as a city, price or product? With the Ads Multiplier , templated ads can now be produced much faster. The Ads Multiplier is a open source Google Apps Script for Google Spreadsheets that populates AdWords creative templates with a list of user-provided inputs. With the Ads Multiplier, just input variables, create the templated ad text and run the script to generate a new tab with your final ad creatives. The script is triggered via menu option: Ads Multiplier --> Generate Output. See the screenshots below for an example of what the Ads Multiplier script can produce for Awesome Airlines, a hypothetical travel client: Inputs: (click to view image) Templates: (click to view image) Completed Ads: (click to view image) The best way to access and use the Ads Multiplier is through the sample spreadsheet provided here , which includes the example data for Awesome Airlines. Just click on "Use this template" to download a copy of the template into your Google Docs and run the script. You can edit and add new inputs and reuse the template. We do recommend occasionally coming back and getting the latest template from the link here to ensure you have the latest updates to the tool. For more information on using the Ads Multiplier, please visit the Ads Multiplier wiki . Posted by Adam Hersly, Launch Manager, Partner Solutions Organization Global Tools Team

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