Growth Tools Picked 한국어

Marketing & Growth Tools Directory

Search for the job you need done, then filter by category and pricing. Open any tool to see what you could use instead.

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    How to use this directory

    There are a lot of marketing tools, and a name rarely tells you what one does. This page puts services that are operating today into one filterable list: SEO, ads, email, social scheduling, analytics, affiliate networks, influencer and review platforms, landing pages, link-in-bio, creator monetisation, short-form video and CRM or automation.

    1. Search by name or by the job you need done, in English or Korean. Terms like "newsletter", "heatmap" or "affiliate" work.
    2. Filter by one category and one pricing type (free, freemium or paid) to narrow the list.
    3. Find alternatives by opening any tool. Its page lists two to four services you could use instead. Typing "Mailchimp alternatives" in the search box puts the same set at the top.
    4. Save favourites with the star. They are stored in this browser, and "Favourites only" shows your shortlist side by side.

    Short-form channel references

    YouTube channels that publish short videos consistently, grouped by format. Each has a one-line note on the format it repeats, so you can open a few and study structure and length before planning your own.

    How to read the pricing tags

    Pricing changes often. The tags reflect what we checked in October 2026, so confirm on the official pricing page before you pay.

    How to choose by category

    SEO and keywords

    Connect the free official tools first. Google Search Console is the only first-party record of which queries actually show your site. A paid suite becomes useful when you need to see competitors' keywords and backlinks.

    Email and newsletters

    Stores are better served by tools that segment on purchase data. Writing-led newsletters fit platforms with publishing and paid subscriptions built in. For automatic messages such as sign-up confirmations, a separate sending API is usually more reliable.

    Affiliate networks

    What matters most is whether the network carries products your audience would buy. If you write about software, look at networks built around software companies. Remember that affiliate links and sponsored posts need a clear disclosure.

    Analytics

    If visit counts are enough, a lightweight cookie-free tool will do. Add event-based product analytics to see where people drop off between sign-up and payment, and heatmaps or session replay to see where a page gets in the way.

    Short-form video

    For footage you shot yourself, pick an editor with templates and auto captions. For cutting long videos into several clips, pick an automatic clipping tool. Caption accuracy varies by language, so test within the free allowance first.

    What gets listed

    Only services whose official site responds and that you can sign up for or use today. Every link goes straight to the official site. We do not print ratings, user counts or earnings figures we cannot check ourselves. Each description is a one-line summary of what the service does, not a ranking or an endorsement.

    FAQ

    What do the pricing tags mean?

    Free means sign-up and basic use cost nothing. Freemium means a free plan exists alongside paid plans. Paid means you need to pay to keep using it. Tags were checked in October 2026 and can change.

    How are alternatives chosen?

    We grouped services that do the same job by hand. Opening a tool shows two to four others from its group.

    Where are favourites stored?

    Only in the browser you are using. They do not sync to other devices and disappear if you clear browser data.

    Why are there no ratings or user counts?

    We do not print numbers we cannot check ourselves. Each entry has its official address, a one-line description and a pricing type.