The first dedicated password manager I ever owned was RoboForm. It was great in the early days, but nowadays there are much better solutions. A few years ago I reviewed the available options and landed on Lastpass as my password manager of choice. And that was good for a while… until Lastpass just degenerated into ...
I’m a huge believer in the power of learning from your competitors. Once you’ve identified companies that are targeting the same audience you’re going after, and they’re doing it well… doing a bit of detective work can be immensely valuable. But it can also be immensely time-consuming, especially when it comes to staying on top ...
As an avid Ahrefs user, I’m happy about this little improvement to their SEO toolbar. You can now export Google’s search results, including the Ahrefs data, to a handy .csv with the click of a button.
This is a relatively new but pretty neat tool if you want to occasionally scrape website data, but aren’t technical. It makes scraping data relatively easy through a Chrome plugin you can use to visually identify the data you want to scrape from a website. There’s a free version that will suffice for many marketers ...
If you’re a remote marketer, and you’re oftentimes working in environments that have a lot of background noise—coffee shops, co-working spaces, bars—but occasionally need to make calls, krisp is an amazing tool to make sure your voice gets transmitted clearly, but not the background noise. Remember the first time you tried on really good noise-cancelling ...
If you’re part of a fast-growing startup, there’s one thing that’ll be inevitable: change. In the very early days, you can pretty much get shit done any way you like. It’s find to do things your way. Everyone on the team is wearing many hats, and oftentimes one person is basically “3 departments”. You figure ...
It wasn’t too long ago that you didn’t really need a SaaS marketing strategy as long as you had a good enough product and put in some hustle. Nowadays however, SaaS is already a crowded space, and the competition is only getting more and more fierce. It’s not enough to do some keyword research, publish ...
Google Keyword Planner used to be the go-to-tool for SEO 10 years ago. But they’ve been removing more and more data from the tool. It’s still a great tool, just not for SEO folks anymore. Now, it’s mostly of value to advertisers who want to run AdWords ads.
Looks like a great alternative to libsyn, blubrry, and soundcloud. Super slick player, great analytics, and podcasts like Y Combinator, Dell, IndieHackers are using them.
If you’re looking for a cheaper alternative to WPEngine, check out Flywheel. I’ve heard some people say they’re not just cheaper but also actually faster.