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| September 16, 2011 | Comments (12)

How many hours have you lost piss-arsing around in Photoshop and still getting no closer to a banner that is suitable for promoting your product?

How many freelancers have you paid to take away the torment?

Welcome to the world of SnackTools, a cracking suite of automation software that takes the hassle out of creating banners if you’re not already outsourcing the task.

SnackTools has a number of very handy and attractive looking apps, each designed to improve the visual presentation of your website. From professional quality slideshows, to online surveys and polls. There’s a lot to digest, and like sweet music to your ears, most of it is free.

The app most likely to capture your imagination is BannerSnack.

Bannersnack Review

BannerSnack is my new best friend if I ever find myself weighted with the burden of having to produce a banner that isn’t embarrassingly slapped together like something out of MS Paint in the nineties.

The software allows you to create flash and gif banner ads using a very simple interface. It’s all drag and drop.

I consider myself a bumbling dinosaur when it comes to showing that deft touch in Photoshop, or indeed any of Adobe’s industry standard tools. BannerShack is simplified in such a way that even if you’re like me (you poor sod), you’ll be able to produce the eye-catching banners that have alluded you for so long.

Want fancy icons to give your banners that sleek 2.0 look? No problem. Want lots of direct response friendly arrows, buttons, labels and familiar visual cues to drive more clicks to your site? It’s all here.

Besides using BannerSnack to create images, I’ve adapted the software to create entire product landing pages for my affiliate marketing campaigns. Just select a custom banner size, adjust it to the size you want, and lavish the page in direct response love.

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I haven't accessed ClipArt since 1997. But these arrows will come in handy for my landing pages.

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Many different kinds of buttons, colours and effects available.

BannerSnack lets you save your artwork to the cloud, making it possible to drop back in and edit your creations whenever you feel like it. I have a growing assortment of banners and landing pages, all of which perform very well for me in their given tasks.

No automation suite will ever replace the genious of a super-talented designer. If you’re a designer reading this now, I’m not trying to put you out of a job. I admire you for having all the skills that I was never blessed with.

However, for those occasions where as webmasters we want effective banners ready to roll in 10 minutes, there aren’t many creative suites as fun and simple to use as BannerSnack. Check it out!

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Category: Internet Marketing, Various Reviews

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  1. Awesome! Been messing around with it for a few minutes and have a decent looking banner put together already. I will definitely be pushing this along to my PeerFly publishers.

    Thanks Finch :)

  2. Manuel Merz says:

    Yeah fantastic service. I am mainly using it for flash banners :-) Good post Finch.

  3. Adwello says:

    BannerSnack – that’s a great recommendation, Finch, thanks – time is a premium to every entrepreneur so yes, every little timesaver helps! Easy name to remember, too! Cool!

  4. I would love to be able to make my own banners. I’ve been putting it off as Photoshop overwhelms me. You make this sound very easy so I’ll check it out – thanks!

  5. Jessica says:

    I’m on the same boat as Lilia, photoshop can be overwhelming. I’ll be checking this out also.

    Great post, thanks for sharing!

  6. DLC says:

    So much easier, and surprisingly better than the results that I personally got from Photoshop. Only took a day of work and I have several amazing banners that I plan to use!

  7. Thanks for sharing. It’s really hard for novices like myself to get used to photoshop not to mention that my artistic sense is off

  8. Raul P. says:

    Hi,

    I’m the product manager of BannerSnack and I’m excited to see people talking about BannerSnack. I really liked your presentation and I believe you mainly nailed the most important benefits of our app. However, I would love to hear (read) your thoughts about what’s missing, what’s confusing or what should we do to make it even more useful and productive for you. (you can write your answer here or, just drop me an email to the address I’ve sign in with)

  9. SEO Vietnam says:

    What a wonderful program! Thanks for sharing. I’ll try this tool for my next banner.

  10. Jim says:

    Have anything like that for headers?

  11. samil says:

    great tools,it was so easy to work with,i used bannerstack on my website..http://www.expandia.com.au/
    i think its one of the best solution available for flash banner.
    thanks

  12. Never tried BannerSnack before but it sounds pretty interesting. I’ve been trying to make banners though things turned out rather messy. I’d like to find out more on BannerSnack. Thanks!

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