

This Chrome extension allows you to analyze the keyword activity on any web page of your choosing. Months later, we found WordTracker Scout. As a result of Google's late-September algrothim update, all search activity was encrypted, except for clicks on ads. This past year has been a rough one for SEO aficionados. Ready to get started? Click here to download this awesome tool.

You'll know what's going on without your recipients knowing that you're tracking your emails.

What's great about the extension is that it's totally private. Knowing what they clicked on will provide you with stronger talking points, so that you can ensure both you and the prospect are getting the most out of your conversation. This makes it easy for you to make sales-oriented decisions, for example, if you know someone had open and clicked a resource you sent them, maybe it's time to follow up with them. Not only will the Signals extension give you access to real-time notifications whenever someone opens your email, but it will also track how many times they open it. With this extension in place, you'll never have be left wondering whether or not someone has opened your email. HubSpot's Signals is perhaps the best thing to ever happen to busy salespeople. Take our word for it, click here to download Awesome Screenshot. When people come across useful, instructional information on how to do something, they bookmark it! The next time they need assistance, they revisit it, and if it's well-done, they'll probably share it with a friend. What's great about posts like this is that they have an extended shelf-life.

This extension helps us to create useful "how to" blog posts that provide the reader with a visual step-by-step tutorial on how to do things like: optimize a blog post in HubSpot, create a landing page, start a blog editorial calander, or create a Facebook cover photo! Here at IMPACT we do our best to pump out a ton of awesome "how to" content on our blog. Awesome Screenshot makes it easy to capture content on the whole page or just a portion of it, and then annotate it with arrows, text, rectangles, oh my!
