Imagine having only one landline every time you need to make a phone call. It’s a hot thought, but it’s the equivalent of a marketer not having the right apps and tools on their mobile device.
The right combination of apps will make your life much easier and won’t force you to stay tied to your desk. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite mobile tools for socializing on the go. If you’re looking for a list of the best social media apps, we’ve got you covered on that too.
1. Moyens I/O Mobile
best for: Managing social networks
Moyens I/O Mobile gives you the flexibility to manage your social projects and collaborate with your team on the go.
Whether you need to make last-minute edits to a social post or watch customer conversations away from your desk, Moyens I/O Mobile can help. Schedule content, post on all major social networks, connect with customers and approve posts from your team all from one app.
2. Evernote
best for: Sharing notes, tagging projects
Evernote is a simple and intuitive note-taking app. If you’re drafting a copy for social posts, writing notes for an upcoming campaign, or adding a teamwork plan, you’ll want to use Evernote.
Evernote has other useful features that let you share documents, tag projects by date or campaign type, and add links to other documents like decks or calendars. It’s great for personal use and team sharing, making it an ideal app for marketers.
3. Moyens I/O Development
best for: Image editing and effects
Moyens I/O Enhance is a photo editing app for iOS that lets you edit and share photos on social media. You can resize, crop, add filters or text to create the perfect image.
The enhancement also takes the guesswork out of image sizing, with templates that meet the specification requirements of each social network.
Once your images are ready, share them directly from Enhance to your social networks or schedule them to post later via Moyens I/O.
4. TouchRetouch
best for: Basic photo retouching
TouchRetouch is a retouching tool that allows you to remove unwanted content from your photos. It’s fast and easy to use (you don’t have to be a pro!), allowing you to remove everything from power lines to taillights with just a few taps.
If you post a lot of branded content on Instagram, this could be your go-to app that lets you turn any photo into an Instagram-ready post.
5. Adobe Premier Clip
best for: Editing social videos
Adobe Premiere Clip is a video editing application that allows you to create, edit and share social videos. You can easily edit clips, add titles, transitions, slow motion effects, and audio to create high-quality social video on the go.
With Adobe Premiere Clip, you can sync your videos across all your devices and upload content directly to social media. The app has more simplified features than the desktop version, but you have the option to send it to Premiere Pro on your desktop to make changes or put the finishing touches before publishing.
6. Quik
best for: Editing live action or GoPro videos
If you shoot a lot of live action videos for your brand, Quik for mobile is a great video editing tool. Created by GoPro, it allows you to quickly and easily edit your GoPro videos (or other photos and videos) from a phone or other device.
Quik also has a unique sound feature. You can choose from nearly 100 free songs (or upload your own) and Quik will automatically sync your transitions to the beat of the music.
7. Clips
best for: Editing short social videos
Created by Apple, Clips is a useful tool for creating and editing square video. It’s best for capturing short videos and making basic edits on your iPhone before uploading to social media.
After recording a video, you can easily add text, effects, and graphics. The Live Captions feature lets you add animated captions and captions just by speaking.
All videos in Clips are synced to iCloud so you can edit your videos across all your devices.
8. Loose
best for: Team communication
The messaging app Slack is very useful for cross-team collaboration. If you’re working on a social campaign and need to share documents, get feedback, or make a group decision quickly, you should use Slack.
Slack has many useful features that allow you to create workgroups, tag campaigns, and search for old projects or campaigns in your conversation archives.
9. Monday.com
best for: Team collaboration and productivity
When working on a social campaign with multiple team members, it’s important to assign roles and responsibilities to make sure projects get done. Make to-do lists for yourself or your team to make sure you never miss a deadline.
With the monday.com app, you can create tasks, add deadlines, assign roles, and track the time you spend on each task.
Note: Moyens I/O users can assign monday.com tasks directly from social posts from their Moyens I/O boards via the App Library.
10. Trello
best for: Personal to-do and project management
Trello is a handy app to help you cross out to-do items while monitoring your team’s tasks and workflow.
If you’re someone who prefers to showcase your work visually, Trello’s boards are a good option. You can create boards for different projects and teams, and organize sub-tasks in the most beneficial way for you.
Trello also has an advanced editorial calendar creation option, which is extremely useful for social marketing teams.
11. Narro
best for: Listening to articles
Narro is a text-to-speech podcast app that will take your flagged articles and read them back to you. You can subscribe to your Narro readings like a podcast so you can listen to your articles from any podcast player.
If you’ve got a long way to go, have a crazy day at the office, or need something to listen to at the gym, this is a great option to catch up on your favorite readings.
Narro can detect more than 10 different languages and lets you choose from a variety of sounds.
12. Facebook Pages Manager
best for: Managing multiple Facebook Pages
If you manage several branded Facebook Pages, the Pages Manager app helps you respond to customers faster. You can also link your Instagram account to manage Facebook and Instagram comments or messages from one inbox.
Page Insights is also available through the app if you need to check the performance of a post.
13. Google Drive
best for: File storage and collaboration
The Google Drive app is a safe place for your files and allows you to easily access them from a mobile device. If you need to catch up on some work or review shared documents on the go, Google Drive syncs all changes across your devices.
Similar to the desktop tool, you can create and share documents, slides, and pages, set view and share permissions, and update documents.
14. Dropbox
best for: File storage and sharing
The Dropbox app is an easy way to share and collaborate on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents from the cloud.
Dropbox also lets you share large files with others who don’t have Dropbox, which can be really handy for project sharing with external clients. You can also create shared folders, set permissions, and collaborate on projects.
Choose the right apps for you
There are many apps that will make your life easier. The trick is to choose the ones that work best, depending on your role and work style. Thus, you will shorten the time and complete the tasks more efficiently.
Increase your productivity with the Moyens I/O mobile app. The easy-to-use social media app lets you schedule, broadcast and watch conversations from anywhere.
