Imagine if you could wave a magic wand, and your marketing would be done, miraculously!
It would be awesome if you could outsource everything for your marketing from the get go, and not have to bother with it so you can focus on what you do best, but this is not always possible, or practical.
I’ve collated a few of my ALL TIME FAVOURITE tools that are easy and fun to use, to reduce marketing overwhelm, and keep it simple.
Check ’em out, and let me know what you think! Got a tool? Share it with us in the comments below.
Create awesome images
1. Canva
Canva is still in beta mode (testing) but its rocking the infographic world by storm. From Facebook covers, social media image shares, presentations, posters and cards, you can create them here. One of the beautiful things is that if you require a paid image that’s royalty free, (t’s only $1!) There are also many free images ready for all kinds of purposes. Go to www.canva.com to get started. No more copyright issues!
Worthy mention: Picmonkey
Headline and blog ideas made easy!
2. Portent Title Generator
If you struggle with coming up with fun and catchy titles (I know I do), then the Portent Title Generator is for you. All you do is enter your keyword, press enter, and voila! A fun and topical headline will be created ready for tweaking to your needs. You can play with the free title generator here: http://www.portent.com/tools/title-maker/
Note: Grammar alert! Some great headlines, but they may need adjusting for correct grammar. Just sayin’.
3. AMI Headline Analyser
This is a really interesting one! Good copywriters will tell you that a headline needs to emotionally connect with your audience. The headline analyser will grade your headline based on spiritual, empathetic and intellectual elements. It’s amazing what difference altering a word or two can make to your score! Incidently, this blog headline scored 58% and is empathetic. Pretty good when you consider an average score for a professional copywriter is 30-40%. Rate your headlines here: http://www.aminstitute.com/headline/
Disclaimer: Don’t despair if you get a low score. It’s meant for use as a guide. Knowing your target market intimately and writing a headline that suits is most important.