18 Tools The Professional Bloggers Use

Being an avid blogger and ever seeking a greater degree of success in what I do; measured of course in both my enjoyment of blogging and the excitement of increasing the revenue from doing something I love. I’m forever on the lookout for any tools which can increase my success as an aspiring Pro Blogger by improving the quality of my online content or contribute to an increase in output of content while saving me time.

Since starting blogging seriously I have collected a vast list of highly valuable tools which have helped me accelerate my up and coming success into the foray of blogging. Here’s a list of the most valuable tools I use:

Yammer: Connect and share with the people in your company or organization. It’s like twitter but for companies. Anyone in a company can start their Yammer network and begin inviting colleagues. The privacy of each network is ensured by limiting access to those with a valid company email address.

TweetDeck: TweetDeck is an Adobe Air desktop application for twitter.

DropBox: Dropbox syncs your files online and across computers. Up to 2GB for free.

Wufoo: Great way to keep track of forms in a database.

Delicious: Organize all your bookmarks in one place and never lose your local bookmarks.

Curdbee: Web based billing via PayPal or Google Checkout. Free and simple!

Zendesk: Keep track of emails, feedback, requests & help desk system. This is one amazing tool and I will be writing a review on it within the coming months.

CSSEdit: CSS Editor with live preview built in.

Textmate: Code/text editor, simple!

Paparazzi: Take screen grabs quickly and easily with just one window. I like that it’s a standalone app & it runs quickly.

Firebug: Web development within Firefox.

ColorZilla: Eyedropper Firefox extension.

Scrnshots: Screenshots right from your desktop. Easily share, tag and upload!

By: John Salamon

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