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For all of the greatness that the internet affords -- cute animal videos, GIFs, and interesting blogs -- one of its biggest downsides is how distracting it can be. How many times have you sat down to work and been pulled into a pit of procrastination?

Perhaps you get absorbed in updates on social media, or maybe you click through Wikipedia trying to determine what exactly Gina Rodriguez's first TV role was (it was on Law & Order). No matter where you click online, it's easy to be pulled into a black hole of distraction and low productivity.

Enter Google Chrome browser extensions. The Google Chrome web store offers a variety of different tools that help you become safer, smarter, and more productive with just one click.

We can't guarantee that these extensions will make YouTube videos less tempting to watch, but we recommend them for busy marketers who want to make their time online more efficient. We've broken them down into different categories if you want to jump ahead:

Please note: All of these are free tools, but some of the services that they work with have paid features or subscriptions.

1. HubSpot Sales

Users: 664 thousand

HubSpot's Sales tool connects your email inbox with your CRM. Instead of having to navigate back and forth between the two products, this extension allows you to transfer contact information from your email directly into your CRM. This saves employees time in their day-to-day workflow and retains valuable information about customers.  

Another cool feature that HubSpot Sales provides is the tracking and logging of emails. Users can send emails and receive alerts when their message is delivered, opened, and clicked on. The email thread can then be logged continuously into the CRM throughout the entire correspondence.

2. Todoist

Users: 634 thousand

ToDoist is a project management tool that lets you create highly organized and visually appealing to-do lists across all of your devices. What's neat about the Chrome extension is that you can see your to-do list, or your team's shared lists, and add tasks to it without having to open a separate tab, app, or device.

3. Reply: Free Email Search and Outreach

Users: 5 thousand

Reply's Chrome extension helps you research and engage your potential prospects on LinkedIn. This is a fast and easy way to find and verify anyone’s email address — both one by one or in bulk using LinkedIn Sales Navigator. 

Once you get the contacts, you can sync them to your CRM, including HubSpot, or connect with the prospects right away.

4. StayFocusd

Users: 753 thousand

StayFocusd lets you budget your time on specific websites so you can eliminate distractions when you need to buckle down and work. It's highly customizable -- you could set your time limit to 20 minutes on Twitter and only five minutes on Facebook, for example. It also has neat features like the Require Challenge: Once you set time limits on sites, if you want to go back and change your settings, you have to complete a challenge (think: retyping a piece of text without typos or answering questions).

5. LastPass

Users: 7.8 million

LastPass is a password manager that auto-fills in passwords for all of the accounts you save with this extension. You only have to remember one password: your LastPass password. This saves you time, headaches, and increases the security of your personal data.

Image courtesy ofLastPass

6. Add to Trello

Users: 10 thousand

If you use Trello for project management, team collaboration, your content calendar, or just a personal to-do list, this extension lets you easily add links as cards to your Trello boards.

7. Extensions Manager

Users: 97 thousand

We couldn't give you 27 different extensions to try out without also suggesting Extensions Manager. Try this tool to organize all of your extensions so they don't take up half of your browser's screen. It shows you what extensions you have operating on Google Chrome and gives you the option to hide some of the icons to keep your browser better organized.

1. HTTPS Everywhere

Users: 2.1 million

"HTTPS" is a website protocol that ensures a site is secure before you visit it. And although you might recognize this tag at the beginning of most websites, it's not quite ubiquitous across the internet -- nor does it guarantee that the site you're browsing is 100% secure.

The Chrome extension, HTTPS Everywhere, rewrites the request you send to any website you want to visit in Chrome so you can be sure your browser produces the secure version of that site. Browse assured that all your personal information is kept safe and your computer doesn't catch malware while you're online.

See how this browser extension looks in the screenshot below.

2. Click&Clean

Users: 3.4 million

If you're constantly searching and downloading work material during the day, it can be a tedious task to clear your browser history. You just don't have the time to keep pulling up your history page and manually clearing your cache or download log.

The Click&Clean extension for Chrome allows you to clear your cache, URL searches, website cookies, and download history with a single click of a button on your browser toolbar. The extension can also scan your computer for viruses and clean up your hard drive of unused applications -- helping your computer run faster as a result.

3. J2TEAM Security

Users: 164 thousand

J2TEAM Security isn't your average firewall. This Chrome extension starts with basic virus protection, but also allows you to customize your website blocklist and ensure your Chrome browser uses the "HTTPS" security tag on blogging sites -- preventing you from visiting user blogs that are deemed unsafe.

The extension also offers a variety of Facebook-specific privacy settings, such as blocking the "seen" tag after you read certain private messages and hiding how long you've been active in Facebook Messenger.

4. Ghostery

Users: 2.7 million

Ghostery is a sophisticated ad-blocking extension designed to remove ads that distract or interrupt you while you're viewing specific website content. It also disguises your browsing data so ad-tracking tools are unable to collect personal information that you'd prefer to keep private. These features help to speed up webpages' load time and ultimately improve your browsing experience.

5. Checkbot

Users: 15 thousand

Checkbot combines technical SEO with modern security to help you analyze both how safe and how optimized a website is for search engines. Because search engines like Google prioritize website security in addition to content quality in their rankings, this Chrome extension is a handy one-two punch for content creators and web developers.

Checkbot can test the page speed, SEO, and overall security of more than 250 URLs per domain for free -- and help you improve in these three categories to protect you and you website visitors from unsafe material.

6. Avast Online Security

Users: 10+ million

Avast Online Security is known as a "web reputation plugin," examining each individual website you visit for suspicious information. The extension also warns you if the site you're visiting simply has a bad reputation. In turn, you can rate the websites you visit to help Avast get better at flagging potentially unsafe webpages while on Chrome.

7. FlowCrypt

Users: 45 thousand

This security extension is specific to emails, allowing you to send and receive encrypted emails (and attachments) to and from your colleagues. It's one of the best ways to be sure your emails are kept private and secure while in transit to the recipient.

FlowCrypt uses PGP encryption, which stands for "Pretty Good Privacy" -- the standard for encryption in most email clients. The tool integrates perfectly with Gmail, adding a "Secure Compose" button to your inbox.

8. Fair AdBlocker

Users: 2.1 million

Fair AdBlocker offers both malware and adware in one browser extension. The tool protects you from malware as well as distracting ads and pop-ups. Once installed, you can configure your blocking settings to hide the types of ads you're least interested in seeing -- especially those that carry dangerous information that can infect your computer.

Chrome Extensions for Social Media

1. bitly

Users: 447 thousand

This extension lets marketers quickly and easily shorten links and share them on social media directly from their browser. This is particularly useful for social media marketers and allows for personalization with an Enterprise plan.

Image courtesy of bitly.com

2. BuzzSumo

Users: 20 thousand

BuzzSumo provides insight into how content is performing. When you're on a web page, click the extension to show metrics such as the number of social shares and backlinks to a piece. This tool provides an easy way to see how much engagement your content is generating. You could also use BuzzSumo to perform competitor analysis to uncover strategies that might make your content more shareable.

3. Pinterest

Users: 10+ million

This extension allows you to easily save items onto your Pinterest boards without navigating away from what you're doing. What's neat about this tool is that it shows you multiple pinnable items available on each website so you can save more than one item to your board at a time. (Normally, you would have to click into each blog post or image in order to separately pin each to your boards individually.)

4. Save to Facebook

Users: 2.4 million

Facebook's new "Save" feature lets users aggregate links, images, and videos they find on Facebook in one location in their account. This bookmark allows you to do the same from anywhere on the web, making Facebook a centralized place to save content you're interested in checking out later. (As you can see, in addition to inbound marketing, I'm also interested in learning more about footwear and vegan recipes.)

5. RiteTag

Users: 22 thousand

RiteTag shows you how hashtags are performing on Twitter and Facebook before you post content. Once you log in to RiteTag using your Twitter or Facebook credentials, it checks the hashtags you begin typing in real time and color codes them:

• If your hashtag is green, it means the hashtag will help your content be seen now.
• If your hashtag is blue, it means the hashtag will help your content be seen over time.
• If your hashtag is gray, you should select a new hashtag because it has low levels of engagement.
• If your hashtag is red, you should select a new hashtag because it's so popular, your content will disappear into the crowd.

6. List Builder for Twitter

Users: 1 thousand

If you're following a hashtag or event on Twitter, you may want to make a list of users tweeting about topics you're interested in, which is time-consuming to do manually. With the List Builder for Twitter, you can navigate to a hashtag or trending topic and build a list of all users tweeting, or you can select which users you want to add to a list. Here's an example of the tool in action: I built a list of all users tweeting "#INBOUND16" during our annual event in 2016.

If you're a HubSpot customer, you can easily create lists using the social streams featuring in the HubSpot Social Monitoring tool.

7. Instagram for Chrome

Users: 603 thousand

Want to keep tabs on Instagram notifications without having to constantly check your phone? With this extension, users can see what's happening on their Instagram content directly within their browser.

Chrome Extensions for SEO

1. MozBar

Users: 546 thousand

The MozBar is a Chrome extension that allows SEO marketers to easily get insights about different websites without leaving their web browser. With one click, you can find search ranking and link coding information about all of the search results on a Google results page.

Image courtesy of Moz

2. Check My Links

Users: 177 thousand

Check My Links does what it says it will: It quickly scans web pages and shows you which links are working properly and which are broken. With this extension, marketers can ensure that their own websites are functioning properly for their visitors. Additionally, marketers can check for broken backlinks to their content on other websites to build backlinks to their content and increase their domain authority.

3. NoFollow

Users: 70 thousand

NoFollow quickly indexes web pages and identifies links that are coded with the nofollow metatag. Nofollow links aren't crawled by search engines and don't contribute to search engine authority, so SEOers can use this extension to determine if external sites are backlinking to them with followed, or indexed, links. Additionally, you might use nofollow links on web pages you don't want crawled, such as a landing page or thank you page, and this extension can easily double-check if you've coded links correctly. In the example screenshot below, nofollow links are highlighted in red.

4. Impactana

Users: 2 thousand

Impactana's Chrome toolbar offers a wealth of SEO, social media, and content marketing information about any web page. Its two biggest metrics are "Buzz," which measures a website's reach on social media, and "Impact," which measures SEO metrics such as clickthrough rate, backlinks, and time on page. It also shares details like author and publisher contact information that are useful for PR professionals.

5. GrowthBar

Users: 260

GrowthBar is an SEO tool that’s great for beginners and experts alike. GrowthBar is a Google Chrome plugin that lives in the search engine results page (SERP), so you can get SEO insights for every website and keyword, all while you Google search.