5 Of The Best Mobile Apps And Tools For Marketers

1. Buffer

Juggling all of the many social media sites available out there, from LinkedIn to Facebook and Twitter to Instagram, might have you wishing you had eight arms: which, although making you seem like an octopus, would be beneficial nonetheless. Buffer is a solution that prevents you from copying and pasting from platform to platform by posting to several sites at the best time for you.

“Buffer is a terrific tool to use for social media in general, you can integrate Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram with it and queue tweets,” says Ben Leach, digital marketing and PR executive at HeX Productions.

2. Flyer Maker

Flyer Maker is an online application that allows users to design various flyers for almost every niche. It provides dozens of free pre-made flyer templates that can be customized within minutes. Additionally, users can create flyers from scratch. Companies in the marketing and advertising industry will greatly benefit from this application. This app offers many flyer templates, innovative stickers, text arts, and graphic designs.

This graphic design app is useful for making posters, advertise, banner ads, creating social media posts, and graphic designing. Flyer maker is a fantastic experience for any marketing professional or business owner willing to promote products with a flyer maker with photos and text. And the best part is, it is available for both the platform, Android as well as iTunes.

3. Slack

The corporate group chat has been upgraded.

Slack bills itself as a software that makes ‘communication simple.' You may mail individuals, certain office teams, or even external freelancers, clients, and stakeholders with this programme. When one person decides to work from home, it's a good alternative to have group talks via email.

Even better, the software allows you to transfer files with a single click of a button, which is great for working on a paper that needs to be shared.

4. Hootsuite

Hootsuite is a social media management platform that prioritises employee interaction and client engagement.

Hootsuite visualises your engagement metrics, making it easy to plan how to improve your social media presence. Your workers may also like and respond to client action fast thanks to the handy default and admin options.

“Working with small businesses, my team and I often work with clients who have very restricted budgets,” says Ben Caine, CEO of content marketing consultancy The Copywriting King.

We can reduce admin and planning expenditures to a minimal by using a platform like Hootsuite, because we can schedule articles in advance. As a result, I'll be able to spend more time communicating with potential clients and adding value.

5. Trello

Trello was a popular choice among marketers when we asked them to pick their favourite apps. The organisational platform appears to be a popular choice, so we'll let the reviews speak for themselves:

“If you work from home, freelance, or outsource, one of the biggest issues is remaining connected to everyone engaged in a project,” explains Everton Levi, marketing intelligence at SDR. I can see a partner's schedules without having to be with them thanks to Trello. Others accomplish the same thing, but Trello is a breeze to use. In different situations, I can have a corporate organisation chart and keep the flow of work going.”

“Trello is excellent, it's simple to use and follow, you don't have to download or instal any software, and you can access it on your phone from anywhere,” Kelly Ruston, head of marketing at Natural HR, adds. It lays out a clear and thorough plan of action, indicating who is engaged and where the project is in its development. It also enables all stakeholders (internal and external) to understand who is responsible for what and when (ensuring that no deadlines are missed)."