Stacey MacNaught

I love this. On day 1 it picked up the fact that a key non www to www redirect had dropped off for a client. Just the simple checks that easily get forgotten and are a bit of a chore to manually carry out. It's like a really good SEO assistant. Except it costs less than a person. And never calls in sick. And it doesn't forget something that a client then finds and consequently leaves you...

Looks great, guys. Quick question - realistically, on a site with say 100,000 URLs (so not absolutely huge) how long would you expect a complete crawl to take?

Really like this! Useful!

Although I believe this is designed for finding potential recruits, I am having a lot of joy using it to find journalists, bloggers and contacts for content promotion.

I use this daily. Not only is it typically more accurate than Google Alerts, but you can tailor the sorts of alerts you want much better (e.g. alerts for mentions of a certain brand or thing where a URL to a certain site isn't present etc). Lets you better organise the actions you take off the back of the alerts you receive.

Nifty little quiz and looks great, which helps.

This is great... particularly for someone like me who would prefer to communicate exclusively in 140 character snippets.

Does anyone know how this performs on mobile? Wouldn't mind a play about with it but as most of the content I'm producing is mobile first (80%+ mobile consumption) I wouldn't mind hearing your views on it from a mobile perspective.

I've got a few different apps of this nature now. Essentially, an app that lets you turn a photo you took into something a little more social media ready by overlaying text. The concept is far from unique. However, of the 3 or 4 I have on my phone, this is the one I use daily because the options are awesome and it produces the best looking results with the least effort.

This is absolutely amazing. Cracking work.

Use this every single time I need a quick image for a blog post or something like that. Or when I want to illustrate a sarcastic point to someone in a way that takes much longer than it would to just say it. #productive

I've needed this in my life for as long as I can remember. This will save me so many moments like this: "I can't make it cos, erm... well. Because there's this thing on and erm, no... not in my diary yet. No, I erm. I forgot to add it."

Labelled as a bit of fun, sure... but I've heard a number of these excuses in "real life," just today! ;)

I used Hotjar when it first went into closed beta and was impressed then. pre-Hotjar, we were using 3 different tools to do what it can do and spending notably more than it costs even now. Cracking tool.