Education 2.0 & 3.0

If you’re like me and writing up to eight posts per week while juggling multiple businesses, it can be seriously draining.

 

So out of pure necessity, I’ve experimented with a plethora of different tools to aid me in the process of generating new content ideas.

 

Some have been home runs and some have been strikeouts.

 

But there are seven in particular I really like and want to share with you....

Via Jeff Domansky

While other parts of business and marketing are becoming increasingly automated, content creation is still a very manual job.

That being said, there are plenty of tools out there to make creating content much easier.

Below, you'll find a list of 36 fantastic tools and resources to help you research, write, edit, and design content more easily.

(You'll notice there are a lot of design tools in here -- that's because visual content is often the part of the content creation process where people get the most nervous and frustrated. So don't worry, we've got a ton in there for you.)...

Via Jeff Domansky

If you’re like me and writing up to eight posts per week while juggling multiple businesses, it can be seriously draining.

 

So out of pure necessity, I’ve experimented with a plethora of different tools to aid me in the process of generating new content ideas.

 

Some have been home runs and some have been strikeouts.

 

But there are seven in particular I really like and want to share with you....

Via Jeff Domansky, Cheryl Turner, Jim Lerman

How it works

Inpaint photo restoration software reconstructs the selected image area from the pixels near the area boundary. Remove undesirable objects from your images, such as logos, watermarks, power lines, people, text or any other undesired artefacts. There's no need to manually go through messing around with your old clone tool any more! Now you can use Inpaint to easily remove all those unexpected objects that end up spoiling an otherwise really great photograph.Remove objects from photos

 

The devil is always in details. A tiny object on a photo can ruin the entire composition or even make it produce the effect opposite to that you initially were hoping for. Using Inpaint removing objects from photos is almost as easy as taking a shot itself. With merely three simple steps you can make power lines, tourists, buildings, background wreckage and other elements vanish as if they never were there....

Via Jeff Domansky