Kim Phillips
The best free online tools for managing content for websites, blogs, social media, and email marketing.
The bookmarking tool that’s probably more user-friendly than the one that comes with your browser. Makes it easy to keep track of your bookmarks and organize your content, on desktop or mobile.
Get it here.
Just one of the suite of tools that comes with your free Gmail account. Set up alerts on any subject and the latest to hit the internet hits your inbox.
Replaces those long, hairy URLs to something manageable like http://bit.ly/UwtEP3 and gives you stats on every shortlink you create.
Managing images and other files from clients would be a real chore without Dropbox. Keep your inbox clean and content managed in neat little folders.
Get Dropbox here.
Grab images, make notes on them, and share. You can also make screencasts… little movies of what’s happening on your screen. Incredibly helpful for training or for explaining to tech support what you’re seeing.
Click here to get it.
