Stacy L ChinFounder, KeepYourEquity · I get the government to write you checks

Grammarly made me THOUSANDS of dollars writing grants

17 Jul 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief video, Stacy Chin explains how she leverages Grammarly to produce high‑quality, long‑form SBIR grant applications that generate thousands of dollars in revenue. She outlines her typical workflow: advising clients to allocate at least three months to develop a strong technical narrative ranging from six to fifteen pages, which undergoes multiple rounds of revisions. Grammarly’s browser extension is presented as a key tool that automatically detects and corrects spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors, streamlining the editing process. Stacy encourages viewers to watch a longer, detailed video on her channel for more in‑depth guidance.

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This is how Grammarly has helped me make thousands of dollars writing SBIR grants. When writing really long grant applications, I typically tell clients to spend at least 3 months to prepare a really strong application. And within those 3 months, our goal is to draft a really strong technical narrative that can be anywhere from 6 pages to even 15 pages long. And this is the document that gets the most scrutiny from the reviewers. So we want to make sure this guy is in tip-top shape. So that means many, many, many changes, revisions, and edits have to be made over and over again on that draft within that 3-month period. Grammarly is an online writing assistant platform that helps to review spelling, punctuation, grammatical errors, and much more. So to use Grammarly, you simply just run that extension and have Grammarly do all the work, identify and help you fix all the grammatical errors, the spelling mistakes, the punctuations, and all that stuff. Check out the long-form video on my YouTube channel to learn more.