What are the best tools for my activities?

[MagicCookies]

Hi LTT Community!

 

 

I'm searching for software, plugins, websites and extensions that can enhance my web and work experience.

The things i'm doing alot which i prefer to see tools for:

- Mailing

- Managing lots of social media accounts

- Monitoring social media feeds

- Keeping up to date about gaming development news

- Improving social media engagement

- Facebook Messenger and Twitter DM ( for business contacting )

 

Also i'm very interested in:

- Paid tools for the things above ( i prefer to see free and paid suggestions )

- Team software

- CRM software

- Building a unique website where i can simply showcase my services without coding needed.

 

Important things to know:

My focus qua Social Media is at Twitter, i'm also interested in Facebook & Instagram tools, but i mainly use Twitter for my company.

I mentioned above that paid suggestions are welcome, but i have a budget, so not enterprise solutions that are super expensive please, hopefully the best ones are free.

 

Thanks for reading this, and i really hope some people here would have some suggestions.

 

- MC

[Dat Guy]

Mailing? As in: Sending and reading e-mail? What's wrong with your current e-mail application?

 

What is "team software"?

[MagicCookies]

46 minutes ago, Dat Guy said:

Mailing? As in: Sending and reading e-mail? What's wrong with your current e-mail application?

 

What is "team software"?

I use Gmail currently, and i have heard there are addons, extensions, websites and software that can enhance the gmail experience. Gmail is really good for me as it works amazinly fine.

Team Software, this kind of software is like services as Slack Messenger, Trello and such...

[Dat Guy]

GMail is not a usable e-mail software. It doesn't even support GnuPG properly. Have you considered to use a real e-mail client instead?

[LogicalDrm]

Thunderbird and RSS. Multiple screens and lot of time.

[MagicCookies]

19 hours ago, Dat Guy said:

GMail is not a usable e-mail software. It doesn't even support GnuPG properly. Have you considered to use a real e-mail client instead?

Thats what im asking, Which clients are the best ones to use.

1 hour ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Thunderbird and RSS. Multiple screens and lot of time.

Thunderbird for mail, okay will check that out right now. You said RSS, but what program shall i use for that and how can i monitor my social media accounts with that while being able to interact in a snap?

 

Thanks for the replies you two, well appreciated.

[Dat Guy]

As you said you're fine with paid software, you should (if on Windows) actually consider to give The Bat! a try, much more stable and feature-rich than Thunderbird.

 

I usually read RSS feeds in Newsblur as there are no good offline RSS readers anymore. For social media accounts, Hootsuite looks like a good solution. 

[LogicalDrm]

1 hour ago, MagicCookies said:

Thats what im asking, Which clients are the best ones to use.

Thunderbird for mail, okay will check that out right now. You said RSS, but what program shall i use for that and how can i monitor my social media accounts with that while being able to interact in a snap?

 

Thanks for the replies you two, well appreciated.

Thunderbird has built-in RSS. There might be plugins for Twitter and like but I only use FB  myself so don't really need any. G don't think you will find anything that has all.