Never used Rapid Writer before so I'm curious what its all about, is it like its name somehow a tool to speed up the article writing process or does the name have any significance. OK, so far it seems to be just another place to create an article but it does have a neat link for posting to Street Articles which I suppose could be a time saver, won't know for sure until I finish this little creation and give it a go. In case its not clear I am writing this in the Rapid Writer.

This may be a little outside my usual writing theme which is generally directly or loosely related to making money on the internet in a variety of ways. Since I don't have a specific topic other than trying out the Rapid Writer my direction may wander a bit so you might want to consider moving on to something more interesting.

Just noticed the keyword density tool, probably would have been a valuable feature back in the days before Google decided multiple keyword placement (keyword stuffing) was a bad thing. Now more than two or three placements is considered bad which kinda makes keyword density irrelevant. Just to clarify for new marketers keyword in the title and first paragraph is the new Google standard. More than that could be detrimental to ranking results although there is the opinion that more placements are okay if necessary for the natural flow or meaning of a sentence or paragraph.

The Rapid Writer seem to have most of the standard features found in a WordPress blog, nothing unusual or outstanding as far as I can tell. Its missing the word counter that i'm accustomed to with WordPress, a negative in my humble opinion. Considering you have to have at least 400 words to insert a link in a Street Article submission I really miss the word counter

To summarize the Rapid Writer seems to be an acceptable method of creating and submitting an article but being very much similar to other tools I have used and not even a little faster hardly lives up to its name. But I may find it useful for creating articles for Street Articles and maybe even for new content for other venues in the future. So my little trial run has turned out to be a huge success as a learning tool in successful article creation and establishing boundary lines for expressing my viewpoint. One of the hardest lessons I have learned in my marketing career is that my opinion on most topics is less than popular in most cases and is best tempered with a healthy dose of restraint.