I love
blogging and even more I love the tools that are involved in the process of it.
Here are some of the blogging tools that I love to use:
Blog
Of course
the most essential tool when it comes to blogging is the most obvious… your blog. I like to use Google Blogger
as I’ve always found it very easy to use and customisable however I haven’t
really got to grips with WordPress but I know that a lot of bloggers do use
it and love it.
One of the
other reasons I like to use Blogger is because they already have some built in
web reporting tools which reports back on traffic statistics such as how a user
entered your website, location and the browser they were using.
Google Analytics
Google
Analytics is one of the many great and free tools from Google that reports back
on your website statistics allowing you to analyse your website traffic and gives
insights on how users use your website and how you can help to ensure that they
keep coming back.
Graphic Design
One of my favorite parts to doing a blog post is the part where you take pictures and
edit them to make them look super fabulous. Two of my favorite free picture
editing tools are PicMonkey and Canva.
Social Media Management
As a blogger
you most likely share your content on more than one social networking platform
and it’s not always convenient to be in front of your computer all the time
whenever you need to post content on your social media however you now don’t
even have to be nowhere near your computer or your phone. The buffer app is an
excellent online which now allows you to schedule posts that need to be
published on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin and Google+.
Blog Planner
One of the
most important things to a blogging success is organisation. Grab yourself a
free blog planner/checklist printable and get on top of your blogging game.
See here for
blog planners: http://www.thewordsofbeauty.co.uk/2015/01/blog-planner.html
Email Marketing
MailChimp - I’m easily a
big fan of MailChimp as it is so easy to create beautiful newsletters in only a
matter of seconds and manage your list of subscribers. MailChimp have many
different templates that you can choose from or you can design your own
newsletter from scratch. That’s not all
you can also find reports based on how successful your newsletter was with its
intended audience once you’ve sent it out.
Wise Pops - When I want
to create a beautiful pop up I turn to Wise Pops. The online tool makes it so
easy to create beautiful pop ups for all kinds of purposes and integrate them
into your website.
BlogLovin'
A social
network for blogs. Bloglovin' is a great place to connect with other bloggers
and catch up with their content whilst also sharing yours with the rest of the
world.
What tools do you use?
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I will have to look into the buffer app x
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