Brendan Hufford

What if buying software was just… easy? - Goodbye aggressive sales DMs and texts from SDRs trying to "qualify" you. - Goodbye 10,000 "nurture" emails bombarding your inbox. - Goodbye 5 trial accounts. - Goodbye boring demos. If you plan on switching a software vendor soon, THIS. IS. THE. WAY.

I've been a loyal Podia customer for quite a while and love how they're one of the few companies ACTUALLY supporting creators (versus just trying to cash in on the creator economy gold rush). KUDOS to them!

This is my go-to SEO and content tool! Not sure what I'd do without Frase.

I've used past iterations of this product and absolutely love it. If you have any questions from a user perspective, please ask!

Big congrats to Pierre, Ryan and the team!

How many articles do you review before determining what makes it into the newsletter? I'd assume a LOT considering how much gets put out on SEO every day.

This is going to be amazing. I had such an incredible experience at last year's live event and, despite being one of the speakers this year, I can't wait to see how the team at G2 pulls all of this together.

I'm super grateful to have been able to contribute to this and believe it to be a STRONG resource for leaders.

Love Soapbox. I used it for quite a while as I was learning how to effectively do 1-1s and team meetings.

Customer and lifetime fan of SPP. Excited for this!

I liked this tool better when it was called Revive and was made by Animalz six months ago.

The community itself is worth the money, but what really takes things to a new level is the way the LMS is organized. No matter what you (or your team) needs to learn, it's in there.

It doesn't even work. It just clicks over to Ubersuggest that has some of the worst data I've found when it comes to SEO (another tool bought for the purpose of links pointing to it). Pros: It's orange? Cons: This is just a lead gen / linkbait.

As somebody who made physical products for years (jiu jitsu gis), I can adequately understand ALL of the work that went into this project. Congrats to @calebwojcik and @patflynn on making all the smart steps they could and still taking the risk of putting this out into the world. I'm stoked to see they're at $153k as of the time I'm writing this!

I've written multiple Twitter threads about why TTT is a great value and really something special in the SEO space. Here's one (for example: https://twitter.com/BrendanHufford/status/1057630167881834496

I've written entire Twitter threads about why I think TTT is a great value and an exception product. Here's one: https://twitter.com/BrendanHufford/status/1057630167881834496 Pros: Talk with SEO pros Cons: Expensive for beginners

I really enjoy this podcast so far. I hope it keeps going! Pros: Short and to the point Cons: Only ten of them so far!

This is fun! I really like it when Paul makes things. I'm sincerely looking forward to the book.

I am unclear that this is an actual problem. When I'm in a public place and have to use the restroom, I bring my things with me in my backpack. I'm not setting up the war room from 1983's War Games. It's just a laptop I close and slide into my bag. Then again, I do have to untangle my headphones every time. That's a problem I'd pay $4.99 to solve.

This is such a valuable asset to the Denver arts community. Pros: Solid interface Cons: Better for walking around Denver than driving.