7 Chrome Extensions Every Marketer Ought to Use | Ep. #351
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In Episode #351, Eric and Neil discuss 7 chrome extensions that every marketer ought to use. Tune in to learn how these chrome extensions can make your work as a marketer easier so that you’re using your time in a way that maximizes productivity!
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:27 – Today’s topic: 7 Chrome Extensions Every Marketer Ought to Use
- 00:34 – First extension is Zest—it has tons of marketing articles
- 00:54 – Keyword Everywhere is an extension that when you search anything, it pops in data on the search volume from Google
- 01:15 – It is useful for marketers because they can do keyword research through the Google browser
- 01:26 – Ghostery shows you the technology a website has
- 01:53 – Fourth is Save to Pocket
- 02:08 – Allows you to save anything for future reference
- 02:20 – Fifth is Buffer for social media sharing
- 02:37 – Sixth is Email Hunter
- 02:46 – It can figure out the email address of the profile you’re viewing
- 02:58 – Neil used Rapportive but LinkedIn discontinued it
- 03:14 – Last is TubeBuddy which shows you the tags that you should be using in YouTube, the tags of the video you’re watching, and your tags ranking
- 03:50 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- Chrome extensions can help you enormously, especially if you usually work with Google browser.
- As a marketer, shifting through different websites or software can be time consuming making the use of extensions necessary.
- Leverage the online tools that you can use to streamline your marketing processes.
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