Did you know “90% of the world’s data was created in the last two years? That’s a staggering statistic, but let’s go one level deeper and simplify the need for storage in a way that’s sure to resonate with anyone who’s into technology or social media.
If you’re not familiar with IFTTT (If This, Then That), it’s a neat tool that aggregates tasks and functions to simplify your digital life. For example, if it’s going to rain, then receive a text of the weather report. Pretty simple. Tapping into the spirit of IFTTT, here are 13 simple reasons why you need an external hard drive.
- If you wrote it, then save it.
- If you drew it, then save it.
- If you sang it, then save it.
- If you presented it, then save it.
- If you directed it, then save it.
- If you starred in it, then save it.
- If you downloaded it, then save it.
- If you bought it, then save it.
- If you played it, then save it.
- If you shared it, then save it.
- If you Tweet it, then save it.
- If you posted it to Instagram, then save it.
- If you Pinned it, then save it.
The bottom line is that whatever you create – movies, music, photography, blogs, anything, is yours – save it. Now before you head over to the Seagate Store to see what this week’s promotions are, keep these questions in mind while shopping for a new hard drive.
There are plenty of options for external hard drives depending on your need. If you’re someone always on the go, consider Seagate Wireless or Seagate Seven. If you’re looking for an external hard drive solution to centralize all your content, then Seagate Personal Cloud will be right up your alley.
IFTTT Fun Fact! Did you know that Seagate Personal Cloud is compatible with Drobbox? This allows you to IFTTT your Instagram photos to Dropbox, and syncs them with your Personal Cloud.
The data footprint is growing at the speed of life. Together we are creating content that inspires, that motivates, that pushes us to go beyond what past generations have thought possible. Can you think of a better reason to have the content you’re creating, the memories you’re making, backed up and preserved on an external hard drive?
Doubt it.
