The ultimate guide to using Reflect for writing

Do you write articles for a blog, posts for social media or even things like video scripts? This video will show you everything from how to turn your notes into a content CMS, as well as a complete workflow to write long-forms posts, using new features to take the effort off of you.

This video will show you:
- How to turn your notes into a content CMS
- How to track your writing ideas, drafts and finished articles

📍 Chapter Highlights:
00:00:00 – Introduction to using Reflect for writing
00:00:57 – Turning your notes into a content CMS
00:10:26 – The ultimate writing process and workflow
00:17:06 – Tips for writing in your notes

[notsure]

I use Reflect everyday and I love it. I use it to document my UX research and for meeting notes, and much more. Thanks for the great videos! I have learned much by watching these. GAME CHANGER.

[ClayLowe]

Great tips. Up until now, I've only been using Reflect to take notes and then do my writing in Drafts. But i'm going to give this a go and write in Reflect.

[stephenzeoli]

Reflect does look like a good option for writing, but I have one question: How do you move the text from Reflect into whatever place you want to publish it? Just cut and paste? I haven't found a way to export a single note.

[nancyruthless]

"older people from Evernote" ... hahahahaha ... oh, man, Alex, stop talking about me like that. On my 65th birthday even! (OK so I think I have been using tags wrong. I have been trying to *not* use them within the body of daily notes and only in the notes that aren't daily notes. And I do have a content list page like all the older people from Evenote, and it is really awkward and long, and so then I tried keeping a content calendar in Notion and hate it and dropped that. Way too much work. I will try your tag system. Much more straight forward.)