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Plus follow your streak and more on Wordle, and track how often you reach each level in Spelling Bee. For The Crossword, monitor your average solve times, see how many puzzles you can solve in a row or improve your solve rate. Track your progress for The Crossword, Wordle and Spelling Bee. These word games don’t increase in difficulty throughout the week and feature simpler clues. The Mini is all the fun of The Crossword, but you can solve it in seconds.

Play a new puzzle every day in easy, medium or hard mode. Numbers in sets, rows or columns can not repeat. Looking for a numbers game, minus the math? Play Sudoku and fill each 3x3 set of boxes with numbers 1–9. Play at your own pace with new daily puzzles. Is scrambling your strong suit? Play Spelling Bee and see how many words you can make with 7 letters. See if you can guess the 5-letter word in 6 tries or less. Want a word game that starts with a blank slate? Play the original Wordle - created by Josh Wardle - in our app. Crosswords increase in difficulty from Monday to Saturday, so there’s something for everyone. Looking for a classic word game? Subscribers can play the same daily puzzle that’s printed in The New York Times in our app. There are never any ads to disrupt the fun in the New York Times Games app, so you can play without distraction. Free to download, the app offers new puzzles daily for every skill level. Tell them to follow Gary Vaynerchuk’s content model and you’ll see stellar material in no time.Keep your mind sharp with word, number and logic puzzles from New York Times Games. You hire someone creative and get them to start capturing. How does Document, Don’t Create work? Simple. The documentary highlights the people behind the Crossword and makes it more about the community than the puzzle. Yes, you still need a content team, but they’ll be focused on coordinating and repurposing material instead of developing content from thin air. One documented clip can turn into 10 social posts, 2 blogs, 5 YouTube clips, etc. documenting your process and repurposing footage, there’s no contest. When it comes to producing content from scratch vs. Reason 2: It allows you to pump out content. When you throw out the scripts and start sharing authentic moments, things start to take off. People want raw, uncut conversations and behind-the-scenes content more than anything else-especially during difficult times. This approach works for a lot of reasons-mainly the following. Once the content is captured, it should be repurposed into articles, podcasts, and vlogs. This may be difficult while everyone’s remote, but you’d be surprised how much there is to capture from Zoom interviews, going Live on Facebook, and more. Specifically, I think the Times should hire a videographer whose full-time job it is to document the process of creating, editing, and publishing the daily crossword.