I've brought a bunch of apps from appsumo, I pride myself on doing due diligence, and it's served me well ensuring that I have the best tools for the job.

I really like the idea that the FeedHive founder has built his app in the public view, You can read his story online, but the basics are that he quit his job, built the app with a team and funded it all himself.

We are all entrepreneurs here. We all know the struggle. And when you see someone else do it on their own and are all in, you just know they are going to do everything to make it succeed.

So I have to give Kudos to the founder of FeedHive. All too often, people are in a rush to jump on a trend, put it out first, and it looks rubbish. Not Feedhive. It looks fabulous. The clean User Interface makes it intuitive to use, there's little or no learning curve. And this means you are going to use it, and it's not going to end up on the shelf. There's ample functionality here. It will do everything you want, and the public roadmap looks really promising in terms of upcoming features.

What made me buy this? The founders Twitter feed. Engaging the public, answering questions, gaining followers. I've seen YouTube apps, with no YouTube followers. I've seen social management tools with no engagement. But this guy gets it. If you're selling an app about Social Media Management get a following. Not a bunch of fake followers or bots, but real people. That's what we all want. And FeedHive leads by example.

FeedHive but even though it's a young upstart I feel it has the edge... like the tortoise and the hare it will win the race. I stacked deep, it made sense. Do it, you won't regret it.