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Must Have 20 Productivity Application Software

by Nice Sabino
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Hey, Warriors! To start this week, I'm sharing a list of productivity applications that would be very useful to every digital marketer or entrepreneurs. Most are already well-known to some of you and are probably utilizing them now, and it would be beneficial to all if we can shed some light to others.

Here's the article for the Must Have 20 Productivity Application Software.

Don't forget to share your first-hand experience or mention other applications that are not on the list, the pros and cons... or even their alternatives.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brent Stangel
    Grammarly is probably one of the best things to ever happen to the Internet. I wish more people would use it.

    Lucidchart is great for marketers. Quick and easy!

    I would add Lucidpress:

    Create stunning content for print and web. Lucidpress combines powerful design software with the ease of desktop publishing software. https://www.lucidpress.com/
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    • Profile picture of the author Nice Sabino
      Whoa! Lucipress is ingenious!

      Would definitely add that to my tools. I researched more about Lucidpress and it surely is clever... would be a big help in doing layouts.

      Yeah, Grammarly saves me most of the time. I also tried Ginger before, but I ditched it after discovering Grammarly.
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    • Profile picture of the author ED1190
      Originally Posted by Brent Stangel View Post

      Grammarly is probably one of the best things to ever happen to the Internet. I wish more people would use it.

      Lucidchart is great for marketers. Quick and easy!

      I would add Lucidpress:



      Brent
      I actually had recently started using Grammarly like 2 weeks ago when I heard of it, and you are indeed right!

      Do you have the paid version of it by any chance? If so, do you think it's worth it?
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      • Profile picture of the author Nice Sabino
        Originally Posted by ED1190 View Post

        I actually had recently started using Grammarly like 2 weeks ago when I heard of it, and you are indeed right!

        Do you have the paid version of it by any chance? If so, do you think it's worth it?
        I'm actually using the premium version. The Vocabulary Enhancement feature helps me improve my writing style; it renders different approaches to diversify my writing. It also has a pretty decent Plagiarism Checker, so it's definitely worth every penny, especially for writers.
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  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    the best thing to happen to me is Dragon Naturally Speaking

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    • Profile picture of the author Nice Sabino
      Man, that's sick! I watched a video on YouTube and it's brilliant! So you've been using it already? How's the experience? You have any issues with regards to the accuracy due to accent, diction, slang or the volume of your voice?

      This somewhat reminds me of Justine, the AI in James Franco's movie, Why Him?.
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      • Profile picture of the author agmccall
        Originally Posted by Nice Sabino View Post

        Man, that's sick! I watched a video on YouTube and it's brilliant! So you've been using it already? How's the experience? You have any issues with regards to the accuracy due to accent, diction, slang or the volume of your voice?

        This somewhat reminds me of Justine, the AI in James Franco's movie, Why Him?.
        the newer the version the more adaptable it is. Once you train it, it does a great job. I usually only have to edit very little

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        • Profile picture of the author Nice Sabino
          Originally Posted by agmccall View Post

          the newer the version the more adaptable it is. Once you train it, it does a great job. I usually only have to edit very little

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          I'm actually thrilled to see how's it gonna be in the near future or how's it gonna evolve. Seeing what it can do now, all I can say is, it's really astonishing.
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          • Profile picture of the author agmccall
            Originally Posted by Nice Sabino View Post



            I'm actually thrilled to see how's it gonna be in the near future or how's it gonna evolve. Seeing what it can do now, all I can say is, it's really astonishing.
            It has been around for many years. they are up to version 15 right now. you can get earlier versions on ebay for less than 50 bucks.

            they will be around for many years to come

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  • Profile picture of the author Cameron121
    Grammarly is one of best. Thank you OP for sharing.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jonathan Wisniewski
    Thanks for sharing! I love Slack, MailChimp, Evernote, and DropBox. Also, I have a lot of content work, so I can recommend http://www.unicheck.com. It's the fastest similarity checker. And, also Hunter in my top favorite tools list.
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    • Profile picture of the author Nice Sabino
      Is it Hunter.io you're referring to? Btw, have you tried Grammarly's Plagiarism checker? It also highlights what sentences or lines are lifted from other sites, and shows the site/s where it's probably copied.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Meaney
    Awesome list of tools, I use a few of these.

    Google Drive is probably the most useful for me because I can switch between devices easily and work from anywhere with an Internet connection.

    GoToMeeting is brilliant too, I've started using Zoom more frequently though.
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    • Profile picture of the author Nice Sabino
      Google Drive may not have all the features of Microsoft Office, but it's too convenient and there won't be a problem exporting the files to Microsoft Office if you need anything to add. I can even create, open and edit files on while offline.

      I've also been using GoToWebinar and been hearing from some friends about Zoom. What makes you use Zoom more frequently?
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  • Profile picture of the author Regional Warrior
    As an Idea this type of thread i better as a sticky as they sink like a tone because it does no have an avenue to sig spam !
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  • Profile picture of the author JasonTheFreeman
    I'm even using Grammarly right now. It really saves you from embarrassing typos.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    LastPass is great. But along with it i have to recommend RoboForm too.
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    • Profile picture of the author Nice Sabino
      Yep, I've heard of RoboForm too, but I've watched a video that someone's decrypted it in just a couple of minutes. In RoboForm's defense, they said that it's been tried and bypassed using an emulator, and not the actual app. Still, RoboForm tweaked their technology but insisted that it's purely for precaution.
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  • Profile picture of the author contentisqueen
    This list is solid! I pretty much use 80 percent of them (Slack, Evernote, Google Drive, Dropbox) and have to say they do help in the long run. Especially Last Pass, spares you from losing your mind trying to retrieve some passwords.

    For social media content creators, I'd add in Make a GIF. It's productive in the sense that it saves you time from having to search different sites to find a place that converts photos and videos into gifs and gives you the ability to go beyond adding generic font style text in gifs.
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    Good share but I would consider some of these duplicates.
    Such as google drive and Dropbox.

    I will be checking out a few of the others which I didn't even know about. Thanks!
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    • Profile picture of the author Nice Sabino
      Originally Posted by ChrisBa View Post

      Good share but I would consider some of these duplicates.
      Such as google drive and Dropbox.

      I will be checking out a few of the others which I didn't even know about. Thanks!
      Yep! Having Google Drive and Dropbox was done on purpose, just like Google Keep and Evernote. Just to give the readers an option and of course, for those who are loyal to Microsoft or Google. I even know some who use both.

      BTW, do you have other out of the ordinary apps that are not on the list, that you think is worth sharing?
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  • Profile picture of the author dribeiroo
    I use this extension in Chrome to Kill news feed:
    https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...cljfcppjbkglfd

    And this to apply pomodoro technique:
    https://tomato-timer.com

    Thanks for this amazing post, regards from Brazil.
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  • Profile picture of the author Syzygy999
    I like this website with its suite of tools for tweaking text and HTML -- all free to use. I personally use it for alphabetizing lists and deleting duplicate entries. Simple, easy, and very useful: https://www.textfixer.com/
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