Resources for your
Tech Toolkit
(aka Tech Stack)
Some are free, some are paid and some work as an all-in-one solution. Others may need to be integrated to work well within your business processes.
Organise Your Tech Tools
Keeping a list of all the Tech Tools I've tried, used and love has been a real experience to decide how should I record all the information and deliver it to you.
I've chosen ClickUp to present the list to you, as it is where I store and keep the source data. So it makes sense to not have to re-invent another way to display it to you.
If you follow my blog or youtube channel you may have picked up that I'm partial to ClickUp as my project management and document repository tool of choice.
It has more uses than just a storage list, so make sure to check out my youtube channel for more uses.
Tech Tool Categories
This is how I organise and categorise the large list of tech tools
Content Creation
Tech Tools to assist you with creating content (both digital and hard copy)
eCommerce & Payment Gateways
Tech Tools popular with eCommerce sites, and the relevant Payment Gateways for most countries
Editing & Formatting
Tech Tools to assist your process flow when editing content (eg. video, documents, images)
Email & Communication
Tech Tools popular with Email and various methods of communication (eg. email lists, newsletters and support)
File Storage
Tech options for file storage on your device(s), in the cloud or on and external hard drive
Finance
Tech Tools for keeping your financial records (eg. cloud options, as well as more traditional)
Marketing & Analytics
Tech Tools for social sharing, marketing, and sourcing the results through analytics tools
Planning & Productivity
Tools for project planing, productivity ad digital options for notetaking
Websites & Hosting
Tech Tools popular for creating your website(s) and options for hosting
All The Tools You Need To Build A Successful Online Business
Tech can be confusing. There are some who say you MUST use this tool to be profitable in online courses, and this other is the only tool for proper 'writers'. It's just not true. The right tech tool for you is the one that you are comfortable with and enjoy using.
If it's too hard to understand (even after you go through the tutorials) then maybe it's just not for you. Every tool is designed by its developer to perform certain actions and if the way this happens doesn't fit your logic or business process, then hey - there are plenty more options out there to choose from.
Free List of Resources
We all work with Tech these days and have a range of apps and software that are our Tech Tools.
With this list of resources, either I use them now, or have used them along my journey as a Creative Solopreneur, and I recommend them.
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