How many times do you see something on your computer screen that you want to share with a team member or contact? Perhaps you’re someone who copies the URL and pastes it into an email, along with an unintentionally lengthy description, explaining where you want them to find the point you’re trying to make. Perhaps we should start with why you should use screen capture or screencasts in the first place… So, the big question is, how can Snagit enhance our workflows? And, is it worth the price?
We know proficiency comes when we eliminate mundane and repetitive tasks. Let’s cut to the chase, today we delve deep into time-saving hacks. So, what exactly has got Tom so excited about Snagit? He claims it’s one of his top five productivity tools! Let’s see what Tom has been banging on about, for a decade now. He has been doing tech marketing, communication, and blogging since 2002 and has worked on the product itself since 2015. He is the strategy lead for Snagit, helping define the future direction of the product. It’s a simple-to-use tool with a tonne of features, and today we get to explore all the hidden Super Smart Snagit gems.ĭaniel is a Snagit Power User who is passionate about finding new ways to accelerate people’s work and pulls no punches when sharing his favorite tips.
Well, Snagit lets you quickly add additional context, share images, GIFs, or videos across your preferred platforms as well as capture your screen and camera. Yes, there are plenty of screen capture tools and snipping tools available on the market, so why such a fuss about screen capturing? So, what difference can Snagit’s screengrabs make to your workflow? In this podcast, discover how Tom Solid is rendered speechless and blown away by value bomb after value bomb, Daniel drops, and all of his “cheat code” level insights. Many of the #pplmvmt community know that Tom is an avid fan of Techsmith and particularly Snagit, for its screen recordings features and its other add-ons. In our latest chat, we sat down to pick the brain of Snagit’s very own Daniel Foster.
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