What tools do you rely on to keep your content creation process efficient?
Jao Japitana
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Harold Gary@harold_gary
That depends on what content you want to create. I would recommend some software tools that I frequently use to streamline tasks and make content creation much more efficient:
• Writing and Content Creation
Grammarly : Helps with grammar, spelling, punctuation, and style improvements.
Scrivener : A writing platform designed for long-form content (novels, reports, etc.), with features like outline creation and organizing research.
• Design and Visual Content
Canva : A user-friendly graphic design tool for creating visuals like social media posts, presentations, and infographics.
Figma: A collaborative interface design tool for UI/UX work, perfect for team collaborations.
• Video and Audio Editing
Final Cut Pro: A Mac-exclusive video editing tool that is popular for efficient editing.
Audacity : A free and open-source tool for recording and editing audio files.
• Content Management and Collaboration
Trello: An intuitive project management tool that helps keep track of tasks and content calendars.
Slack : A team communication tool that facilitates quick collaboration, file sharing, and messaging.
• Productivity Tools
Zapier: A tool for automating tasks between apps, such as moving data from one platform to another.
iBoysoft MagicMenu: A macOS software that enhances Finder's context menu, allowing you to quickly create new files, move/copy files, access files, find duplicate files, copy file paths, archive files, and more with a simple right-click.
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I use tools like planning apps, design software, and AI writing tools to make content creation easier. Syllaby mostly for video creation. Apps like Trello or Notion help organize ideas and schedules. Canva or Adobe make creating visual images faster. AI tools like Grammarly or ChatGPT help with writing and editing. Together, these tools save time and keep things organized.
To keep content creation efficient, I rely on tools like:
1. **Trello/Asana** – For organizing tasks and tracking progress.
2. **Canva** – For quick and easy design creation.
3. **Grammarly** – For checking grammar and improving writing quality.
4. **Hootsuite/Buffer** – For scheduling and managing social media posts.
5. **Google Analytics** – For tracking performance and audience insights.
6. **Notion** – For organizing ideas and content drafts.
make.com for automation (blogs, social post)
airtable to build the automation base (store 100s of prompts that then get sent to make.com)
and openrouter for multiple llm's
perplexity to do research on autopilot.
I use a combination of tools to keep my content creation process efficient. For organizing ideas and planning content, I rely on tools like **Trello** and **Notion**. For graphics, **Canva** is a lifesaver, offering quick and professional designs. When it comes to creating and sharing content, I often use apps like **Stumblegapk** (available at [stumblegapk.com] (https://stumblegapk.com/)), which makes managing and promoting content on the go much easier. For analytics, tools like **Google Analytics** help me track performance and refine my strategy.
Everyone’s process is unique, but these tools have streamlined my workflow and saved me a ton of time. 😊