Paul-Louis Valat

Lots of great advice in the comments already, so I'll just add: including images and media. Google Image is a great source of traffic that's often overlooked, and Google is adding images directly in the SERP now, including in the zero position. For every new piece of content, I try to illustrate one key concept of the article in a nice infographic (quickly done on Canva). This helps...

Nice! Always love a good framework

Love the idea!

Affiliate marketing We're starting a affiliate program for Plezi One, but I still have a lot to learn and execute to create a compelling program and get affiliates on-board

After many weeks of working "under the radar", we're so glad to finally introduce Plezi One to a broader audience! Feel free to try our free plan, any feedback will be more than welcomed and we can't wait to see how many leads you'll be able to generate with Plezi One

Love it, looks really useful!

Succeeding our ProductHunt launch coming tomorrow!

Asana to keep track of professional projects. TimeJot to follow up with my personal habits.

Looks really solid! Always love a poll feature when qualifying my webinar attendees, so the more interaction the better! :)

Not dedicated to SEO only, but the Growmance slack groupe has some interesting SEO channels

For our lead generation tool Plezi One, we used a mix of social media (with all our coworkers announcing the beta launch on LinkedIn), different communities like BetaLisa, BetaBound or IndieHackers, and sponsored content in marketing focused media

Wow, thanks for putting this together! I'm definitely going to save this for every time I need a new tool 👀

Creating a downloadable template that solves one of your audience's challenge. Really quick to create, easy to promote, it helps build a qualified database that you can then reach out about your product or service

I follow a lot of marketing newsletters like Ariyh (for market research and insights), TL;DR Marketing (for industry news) or Stacked Marketer

Looking forward to try this one! Specially the calendar features

I'd say Ahrefs, that we use for SEO. The tool is very intuitive and super complete when it comes to SEO, website management, benchmarks and content marketing. But what I love most is their content strategy. Whether you're a user or not, their blog is full of very useful tips to learn new SEO skills and to benefit the most out of Ahrefs.

Ahrefs, both for content and for technical optimization. The weekly Ahrefs Audits help us identify new errors on our website and quickly fix them. And the Ahrefs Wordpress Plugin pick for us the pending SEO opportunities by highlighting medium performing content that could perform much better by doing small fixes on it.