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. I met several aspiring and experienced writers who had struggled like me. Even online 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. I just started writing the most-asked questions I had seen, and their answers based on my experience. 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 I received 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.