Have you checked out this comprehensive list of all-in-one business tools specifically tailored for startup founders and entrepreneurs? It might have exactly what you're looking for.
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The best all-in-one tool is common sense ~ everything else is just a place to organize ~ be it pen & paper or some paid thingy ~ also the internet which is not really free (you probably need to pay ether in coffee or a plan) but is such a low barrier I’d include it!
Just my 2 cents!
Everything else is bells and whistles…
Good man, you can have all the tools but no business, but you can have all the business with no tools…
Weird but true, I just charge ahead and plug in what I need as I go, most folks just percolate like stale coffee!
By the time they have gathered enough confidence/info/tools/knowledge to do get off the fence, it’s not worth doing anymore!
What's doola cost?
Sounds like you've already got a good handle on some key tools, but let's dive a bit deeper!
Regarding doola, it's awesome to hear that it's been a headache-saver for you, especially when dealing with the nitty-gritty of company formation and compliance. Their focus on affordability is a huge plus for startups. 👍
Apify is great for data scraping, especially for those who don't want to get bogged down in coding. The vast marketplace definitely adds value by offering a range of options.
As for Make, it seems like you appreciate its broader range of automation capabilities compared to IFTTT/Zapier. That's an interesting observation, as many founders need robust, versatile tools that can adapt to their evolving needs.
Texau seems like a powerhouse for growth hacking, especially with its versatility across different platforms. The plug-and-play aspect is super appealing for entrepreneurs who need to focus on growth without getting too technical.
Here's another suggestion to consider: HubSpot. It's a fantastic all-in-one platform for CRM, sales, marketing, and customer service. Its scalability makes it ideal for startups at various stages.
Another one is Asana or Trello for project management. They help in keeping tasks organized and ensure that your team stays on the same page.
Would you like more details on any specific tool, or do you have other needs in your startup toolkit that you're looking to fill? 🛠️🌟
Haven't tried those you mentioned, but I'm curious now.
As for 'all in one' tools, I think it's a bit of a myth.
I use a combo – Slack for team chat, Asana for project tracking, and for social media, Canva's cool for graphics, and Boost App Social's been a neat find for spicing up my IG stories and bios.
It's more about finding the right tool for each job rather than one tool to rule them all
Curious why ppl pay for slack when you get teams for free with office 365?
Teams is spyware
I couldn't agree more, works better for me to have a few tools, each one a great fit for its own aspect. The way I organized it, there are integrations offered so that I can connect all these tools and keep track. But all-in-one, not really my first choice.
Rock is a pretty good solution if you want to merge business chat with a collaboration suite and involve freelancers, clients, etc in your comms/collaboration. It combines chat + tasks + notes + files + meetings in one place (files and meetings are mostly integrations though).
Flat pricing is pretty neat as you can add more people without worrying about rising pay-per-user pricing.
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Haven't tried the mentioned apps but OnePageCRM is a good sales CRM and can act as the main tool , all other tech can be integrated via zapier
Any recos for business consulting startups?
Any recos for business consulting startups?
Doola is good from the reviews online, but if for a lean startup guy like me, I use Free services You will get a Free LLC, Free Tax ID, and Registered Agent for 1 year. The catch is the upsells, but I never take them up.
Replace Doola with Inc Authority Free LLC formation, Tax ID, and Registered Agent. Don't subscribe to the upsells they will sell you.
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