Ever Feel Overwhelmed By All The Software Options to Run Your Business?

Whether You’re a New or Seasoned Entrepreneur, This Information is For You!

Running a business can take a lot of work. One of the biggest challenges that entrepreneurs face is staying on top of all the tasks that need to be done to run a successful business. Following up on emails, returning phone calls, scheduling social media content, and making sure to interact with clients and meeting their needs is a lot to balance everyday. This doesn’t include trying to balance everyday life on top of running a business. 

You can go to Google and search for a program that might suit your needs, but let's be real,  that in itself can be really overwhelming! Google is never ending! 

I’m going to save you some trouble from having to search through Google and share with you some top programs that are helpful for Entrepreneurs! (and many are free)

1. Trello - Trello is a free project management tool that helps you get organized. It shows a board on which you can create lists filled with cards. When you open a card, you can add comments, upload files, create checklists, and more.

It is super versatile, so it can be used for many different types of things: to organize a specific project, write an ebook, create an email course, etc. It really helps you to keep a bird’s-eye view on your projects.

1. Google Docs - Google Docs is an essential tool for working on a file with multiple people. Everyone can add or remove text, proofread content, and give comments for others to see. You can also see who else is working on the document and chat with them, so it’s a great tool for teams.  It’s also a big help for people who get confused when they have several versions of a work-in-progress.
2. Dropbox - Dropbox is great for storage and backups. It has a huge amount of awesome plugin apps to improve your experience. Moreover, it provides apps for every device, which means you can access your files from anywhere.
3. Slack - Slack is a beautiful chat app is an amazing communication tool for teams and mastermind groups. Its smooth design is by far the nicest you’ll come across. Even though it’s relatively new, it is already very popular.

You can create several channels to discuss different topics, or you can have a private conversation. Slack also allows you to share files and to easily find messages, notifications, and files in your archive. Everything is automatically synced on all your devices, and you can easily connect it to other apps, like WordPress or Skype.

Start sharing your ideas with peers and get inspired by their questions, suggestions, and expertise. We’re all in this together.

Canva - Canva is an online graphic design platform. I often use it to create artwork for my website. No, it’s not a place where you find designers – you’re the designer.

It is a simple drag-and-drop design tool with a library of more than 1 million photographs, graphics, and fonts to choose from. It offers free access to a wide assortment of design tools and options. You can create anything from book covers to infographics.

Check out these great tools! I know you’ll be glad you did!