HubSpot has published ‘The Ultimate Guide to the Best Productivity Apps, Tools, and Software’ to help marketers best results. Kristen Baker says, “Check out this list of some of the year’s most popular apps, organized by category. And download a few to become the most efficient version of yourself. If you’re looking for the best productivity apps and tools across the board, these are our top picks. 1.Todoist Best for: Individuals and teams Cost: Free, $4/mo (Pro), $6/user/month (Business) Image Source With Todoist, a user can remind themselves of tasks they need to complete... [...]

2012 seems to be the year to push Google Plus. As with most social networks you can create a business page to help your company connect with users. Similar to Facebook and Twitter, you can promote your page and build up a list of premium members who have tremendous remarketing value. The network also gives you the opportunity to operate live video streaming and hangouts with your target audience. This can be a very useful way to interact with your target audience and deliver real time video content. For example, a company could host video chats with employees or industry experts. Once you have... [...]