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Jan 14, 2020 29 min

Software We Use to Better Our Workflow

from Marketing Plugged In Podcast Hosted by Marcel Sterk and Darren Winter

Links to Software We Use Spark email Canva Adobe Spark Premiere Rush Zencastr Leadberry Wundelist - Microsoft to Do Quickbooks Bonsai Mailerlite Detto - snippets to clipboard Grammarly Handbrake - compassion, managing different video file types Whipster Typeform Do You Have a Favourite Tool You'd Like Our Listeners to Know About? We’d Love to Hear From You! We hope you found the podcast insightful and helpful. If you have any social media content tips you would like to share, get in touch and let us know by emailing [email protected] Please subscribe and leave us a review! Do You Have a Marketing Challenge ? If you have a marketing challenge you would like us to research and discuss, get in touch at [email protected] Be a Guest on Our Podcast Do you have a helpful business topic to talk about? We are looking for guests who may wish to discuss their app, software, a new book, podcast or simply an insight. Get in touch with us by emailing [email protected] Follow us Twitter

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This week, Darren and Marcel discuss the best marketing and media tools and software they highly rate to improve their productivity and workflow including email, design, video file type, accountancy, project management, lead generation and much more. Find a full list with links in the show notes.

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