The 60 marketing tools used at Buffer 📈

Today's Product Hunt Digest is by Ash Read, social blog editor at Buffer. Ash surveyed his team to find the 60 most-used marketing tools at Buffer.

As a marketing team spread around the world, we always keep an eye on the latest marketing and productivity tools to help us stay connected and doing our best work.

Here are five tools we’ve been enjoying lately:

Trello is indispensable for our team. It’s the home to all of our editorial boards and content planning.

Grammarly takes spell-checkers to the next level. There isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t use Grammarly multiple times. A simple, effective way to ensure our writing is mistake free.

Discourse is essential for us as a remote team. It's the place for all our most important updates and discussions.

Zoom is what we use for all our team video calls. It’s super-fast, reliable and can smoothly handle our full team All-Hands meetings (70+ people).

Refind is our go-to content discovery tool. It's a great place to discover and curate the best content. Sidenote: We enjoy Zest a lot, too.

There are tons of other handy tools used by the Buffer team, including a timezone tracker for distributed teams, Dropbox’s Google Docs competitor, and an ambient sound generator. Check out the full collection: The 60 Marketing Tools We Use at Buffer. 🙌

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