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Revealing my Marketing Toolkits! What's Yours?
Hello PH Community!
Isn't it amazing how our toolkits can look so different from each other?
For me, it's:
Apollo.io for sourcing leads
SendGrid for those must-read emails
Contentrain as my trusty Headless CMS
Notion for keeping me organized and productive
Mixpanel for that invaluable user tracking
SEMrush for all my SEO needs
What about you? What's in your marketing toolkit? How's your experience been with these tools?
Share your stack and let's learn from each other's experiences.
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That's a good one! Thank you for this discussion. In this way, anyone who are researching tools, we can help them in this discussion. I can list my tools as follows:👇🏻
Contentrain as a headless CMS
Notion to keep track of my tasks
Semrush for anything about keywords and SEO
Google Keyword Planner to bring a new keywords that I can use in my contents.
Before to finish, I'll follow this discussion for have the opportunity to learn a new tool🤓
I tried to construct my own list, but I'll try yours out first because it's amazing.
SEMrush - marketing suite.
Brevo and Listmonk - emails go brrr.
Lucky Orange and Plausible - data go brr.
Apple Notes - to jot down stuff while on the go.
Quip - docs for work (content calendar, notes for devs, and so on).
BlogSEO.ai and Poe.com - AI assistance.
Sublime Text - yeah, sometimes hands get dirty.
A remote server - to test certain stuff (related to marketing).
Slack - the glue.
As a cofounder of ProApp, our marketing toolkit includes:
- HubSpot for CRM and marketing automation
- Google Analytics for tracking website traffic
- Buffer for social media scheduling
- Canva for creating visual content
- Mailchimp for email marketing
- Intercom for customer messaging
We've had a great experience with these tools, as they have helped us streamline our marketing efforts and engage with our users effectively.
Contentrain