Trello, a visual online project management and work organizing tool, continues to make a huge global impact, and now more so, being available in 20 languages and counting. In this news list, an author/blogger shares a shortlist of 6 tools every successful entrepreneur should use before testing every app available on the market. Also, a resource site for search engine optimization recommends 8 tools for your social media team to work better together and accomplish social goals.

6 Tools Every Successful Entrepreneur Should Use

On the Daily Two Cents site, passionate author and blogger Norman Arvidsson lists 6 tools for entrepreneurs to get started in improving their productivity, communication, and other business processes. Instead of randomly trying different apps every day to see whether it can help simplify their tasks and workflow, these 6 tools can cover the basics for creating and sharing online documents, listing to-dos, organizing tasks and tracking projects, among others. Trello comes in at number 3, described as the best app for online project […]

Trello is a fantastically flexible and versatile tool for project management which can be used as a robust engine for product development with huge teams or for personal organization. We have handpicked three important uses of Trello from different sources for you. The first article is a thorough guide on personal side projects using Trello. The second discusses on how you can use the tool to stay on top of things very easily. Finally, the last article will show you how to easily plan your social media and scheduling.

Explore The Benefits of Personal Side Projects

Smashing Magazine delivers innovative and useful information to Web developers and designers and have close to 300k likes on Facebook alone. A few days back, they featured an in-depth guide to personal side projects. Personal side projects are the pillars of innovative discovery and growth. Even though they do not lead to financial gains, they have many long-term benefits. These include creative exploration, personal growth and creation of professional opportunities.

Detroit-based author Jon […]

With 1.1 million daily active users as of now and $10 million in annualized recurring revenue, Trello is the number one project management tool at the moment.  In this post we share three new articles on the tool and its unique uses.  The first is on managing any type of project-from home and personal to school and work. The second is an interview with Alexia Ohannessian, Trello’s International Marketing Lead, where she teaches how the tool nailed localization and global marketing. The last article deals with how to use Trello to run your life peacefully.

Trello For Life And Project Management

It’s a well-known fact that Trello can be used to manage a variety of projects. Make Use of, a top technological website that has over 1920k visitors every month, recently featured an in-depth guide on Trello. It discusses on the various aspects of Trello like the way it works, the things that you can do with it, where to begin from and almost everything you ever wanted to […]

After crossing the mark of 1.1 million users every single day and tripling sales to $10 million in recurring revenue annually, collaboration giant Trello is now getting contemplative about enterprise growth and big businesses while remaining a happy associate to Slack, a cloud-based team collaboration software co-founded by Serguei Mourachov. Trello is now following in the footsteps of Slack of transforming major businesses into loyal paying customers.

Micahel Pryor, CEO of Trello, loves to imagine the modern office as a unique rescue mission which is totally a new concept unheard of before. Slack is a fantastic online communication tool that enables co-workers to share ideas faster by eradicating internal chains of emails. Pryor labels Slack as “The Radio” and states that Trello is the GPS of a team

The actual software of Trello looks like a digital sticky note rather than a tool for bringing some respite to your team.  However, the heavy number of users indicates they offer much more than what you conceive on a […]

Trello is a popular team productivity and collaboration tool with more than a million of daily active users. In this news list’s first section, the tool’s features are compared to another popular cloud application’s features in the article Trello vs Asana: The Best Project Management App? Next, Trello’s International Marketing Lead was interviewed for tips on the product’s success in Trello Teaches How They Nailed Localization and Global Marketing.

Trello vs Asana: The Best Project Management App?

Business 2 Community is a business blog site whose mission is to create an open community for business professionals in sharing their thoughts, increasing exposure and networking with others. In this article, Benjamin Brandall, a content writer for Process Street, presents Asana first, then Trello, in terms of each app’s features and usability. He provides background information of each application, discusses their most important features, and lists each app’s pros and con. Making the comparison from the point of view of a user of both apps working on projects with a team, […]

Trello is an online productivity app that lets users manage projects and organize work in a flexible and visual way. In the first section of this article, we learn about how the team at Bloguettes, a social media training and resource company, is using Trello and loving the way it has made work for them easier. In the second section, marketing director Nina shares how she uses Trello on a weekly schedule. Finally, a before and after app review of the productivity tool is presented by three team members. To know more about their latest posts, follow them on their Twitter account.

Why We Love Trello

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Bloguettes is a site/company that helps people develop their personal or their business’s online and social media presence. They manage and share a great amount of information such as articles and videos which require organizing and easy collaboration. This first video shows how the different department heads use Trello. Nina at marketing described how the tool helps her create […]

Trello continues to be popular with professionals and teams, whether for business communications or for social media applications. In this news list, we present how an architect created an e-book about working with projects using Trello project management in Working With Trello-PM. Also, the team behind Flock communication app details in their blog how the chat software can work with the popular productivity tool in an article titled Basics of Integration: Flock and Trello. Finally, a social media guru shares valuable tips in how to be organized using the app with her 10 Ways Trello Will Make You a Social Media Management Pro.

Working With Trello-PM

Architekwiki is a resource for architects and designers of buildings, and is a brainchild of Rick Wolnitzek. Rick founded an architectural firm in 1980, and based on his experience, he found out that experience is not enough for architects to solve the many problems they face. He believes that a standardized, checklist-based project management is the solution, and project objectives can […]

Bowery Capital’s Mike Brown Jr. interviewed Kristen Habacht, VP Sales at Trello, about their continued success in acquiring users and their transitioning  sales processes within their freemium based model. The freemium model has existed since inception, and is part of the core values of the company. Trello, now reaching 13,000,000 users, with 100,000 new users signing up each week, is continuing a transition into monetizing their vast userbase by offering value added professional/business functionalities on top of its core, more consumer based offering. This transition requires a new way of interaction with users that Kristen is tasked with while lining up to the existing Trello company culture.

Of the topics covered, a number of themes emerged from the discussion about the Freemium model and good Saas sales practices in general. A few of the main takeaways include:

The importance of talking and listening to your users, and proper product communication

Understanding the users’ needs and taking the time to listen is paramount. This […]