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4 Free Tools Every Digital Marketer Should Be Using

  • Writer: Miriam Robinson
    Miriam Robinson
  • Apr 30, 2025
  • 2 min read

So you’ve got a dope brand, maybe a few followers, and a dream of scaling, but no idea where to start with marketing (or worse, no budget 😅). Don’t worry, I’ve been there.

The truth is: you don’t need fancy software or a 10 person team to run solid digital campaigns. You just need the right free tools and a little strategy.

Here are my top 4 free tools I use literally every day as a digital marketer, whether I’m helping a fashion brand, indie artist, or creative entrepreneur.




🎨 1. Canva - Your Graphic Designer Bestie (That Works for Free)

Need a flyer? Instagram ad? UGC mockup? Brand kit? Canva’s got you.It’s drag and drop design heaven, with templates that’ll make your brand look expensive even if your bank account says otherwise.

💡 Use it for: IG story ads, carousels, client presentations, memes (yes, memes).

✂️ 2. CapCut — Editing Videos Without Losing Your Mind

TikToks, Reels, ad videos, client testimonials — CapCut makes it all look good without the stress. It’s free, easy to learn, and you can edit right from your phone or laptop. No Adobe experience needed.

💡 Use it for: UGC edits, transitions, captions, repurposing your content across platforms.

🤖 3. ChatGPT - Copywriting, but Make It AI

Staring at a blank Google Doc? ChatGPT is like your brainstorming buddy that never sleeps. It helps me come up with ad hooks, captions, landing page headlines, and more.

It won’t replace your creativity, but it will definitely save your brain from melting at 2am.

💡 Use it for: Writing ad copy, creating content ideas, editing client emails, and sounding like you know what you’re doing.

📊 4. Meta Ads Manager - Scary At First, Then Addictive

If you’ve ever hit “Boost Post” and hoped for the best, this is your sign to stop that 😂. Meta Ads Manager is the real tool behind those targeted Facebook and Instagram ads that actually convert.

Yes, it looks confusing at first. But once you learn it? Game changer.

💡 Use it for: Running ads, building audiences, tracking conversions, testing what works (and what totally flops).

✨ Final Thoughts

Marketing doesn’t have to be overwhelming. These 4 tools are free, beginner-friendly, and honestly kinda fun once you get into the groove.

If you’re a creative, artist, or business owner trying to grow online, start here. Use what’s free, learn as you go, and don’t be afraid to experiment.


🚀 Bonus Tip:

Save this post so the next time you think “I should be marketing,” you actually know where to start.

Need help running your ads or building a strategy that doesn’t waste your money? [Let’s talk.] 👇

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