David Hooper

I love using Story Chief and love this new option. It's great for content marketing, agencies, and anybody who uses social media to spread the word about their products/services.

A great product. I have been using it for a couple of years have found it very helpful. The team is responsive to requests and always open to new ideas on how to make it better. Definitely worth a look!

I've been using InVideo for several months. My main use is promo videos for podcasts I produce. It's a great program with great support. If you need videos for social media, you will love it.

One of the biggest issues podcasters face is how to do remote interviews with people in a way that provides both quality sound and technical ease. Squadcast solves both these issues, basically letting podcasters do a "double-ender" recording without making the guest/interviewee do anything more than click on a link.

It's a great tool for promotional images. I recommend it to podcasters who need promos for each episode. Set up the template and plug in a photo of your guest. You then get multiple images to choose from. It doesn't get much easier than that!

Love it. Have been using it for the last year or so and had a great experience. I've found the team to be responsive with questions and it's done a wonderful job of keeping my sites secure.

This is a great tool to keep visitors/customers engaged. If you're looking to build a mailing list, this is a great way to do it. Pros: Easy to use, simple interface. Great for interacting with website visitors and lead generation. Cons: Doesn't have direct integration with ConvertKit. :( This is possible via Zapier though.

Very impressed with this company, its communication, the constant development, and the community around it. Pros: Nice email merge program with customized graphics in each message. Is constantly being updated and the community around it is very active. Cons: Would love to see a "quick merge" option where I can paste multiple email addresses in the "to:" field (similar to Gmass)

I have done dozens of events using several online ticking services, including EventBrite. If you have a high-ticket event, EventBrite will kill you on per ticket fees and will want to hold your money until after the event unless you pay them a higher percentage and pass a credit check. With EventsFrame, everything goes through your own merchant account, so you're in complete control. If you do...

I like this tool and use it daily. Great for Twitter. Especially great if you have a specific product/brand you want to watch. Definitely worth a look if you're interesting in having social media discussions about specific brands/topics. Pros: nice way to keep on top of social media mentioned, other conversations Cons: better at twitter than other social media outlets