I struggled a lot during my initial days as a writer. I did not have enough guidance in the writing world. When I searched online, I only found “guides” pushing certifications and courses down my throat. Luckily, I did not have enough money to invest in any course or certification. So, I struggled on, learning along the way. In my journey, I met several aspiring and experienced writers who struggled like me. Communities like Quora and Reddit were filled with questions about technical writing and content writing.

That’s when I decided to write an article to answer these questions. The questions piled on. After a few late nights of writing, this write-up evolved into my first article: Technical Writing Career FAQs for Beginners. I shared this article on Reddit and the response was overwhelming. I loved how many people responded positively to the information I had to share.

I realized that my experience and knowledge had to be shared with the writing community. Each feedback led to an article or an update in the FAQ article. Eventually, the collection of articles turned into a full-blown blog. With over 20,000 words, several all-nighters, and much research, this blog evolved into Writerstable.

That is the only reason Writerstable exists. To be your one resource for everything technical writing and content writing.