For my consultancy site I’ve been using Buffer to schedule content in advance. For this site and associated social media accounts I’ve been experimenting with PromoRepublic. In this post I’ll outline the differences and specifically some of the features I prefer in PromoRepublic.

I receive emails from social media strategy companies on a weekly basis offering to help me automate my Instagram usage to build followers. Should I use their services?

One of the aspects of starting Talotics.com that I have found interesting is the notion of “Starting from Scratch”.

Many people do not optimise their images for online publishing which can make their sites slow to load and doesn’t help you attract people on mobile devices, slower connections, or who have to pay per MB for their connection. On MS Windows, I use RIOT to convert and compress my images.

It took me a long time to embrace podcasts as a marketing tool. It took me a long time before I even started listening to podcasts for my own education. But podcasts are an incredibly popular way that people consume content.

I’ve started up a tools page on the site, but thought I’d document the first tranche of tools that I use regularly when creating and promoting content.

• MissingLettr
• Buffer
• Stencil
• TubeBuddy
• StickerMule