Conclusion:
Loom has been developed to solve a problem, and so far, it seems like they are really good at doing that.
After using it for several weeks, I could safely say that this is a must-have tool for any company or individual who has people working remotely for them.
For instance, a blogger who hires freelance designers can use b2b email list faq this to give design feedback. Similarly, if you are into freelancing or client servicing, you can use this to give feedback or help a client with new projects.
Here is a video that I created for a project manager of a site:
Since there is no editing involved and all you need to do is record (even uploading happens automatically), this tool makes life really easy.
Overall, I would rate Loom 5/5 for being super fast, easy to use, and completely free.
Now it’s your turn to let us know what tool you are using to record your browser or computer screen. How do you give feedback to freelancers, clients, or to your remote team? Have you tried Loom before? What do you think about it?
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