Tools for online entrepreneurs
We use every tool on this page in our online businesses – these are the tools we love and recommend.
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Elementor
Elementor is the page builder I use on most of not all my WordPress powered websites. Elementor helps me to build a good looking site by just dragging and dropping page elements such as images, headers on a canvas… resulting in good looking landing pages, blog posts, etc. There are two versions the free Elementor version and the Elementor Pro version, I recommend to get the Pro version since it offers so much more options to customise your site.
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Slack
Slack is one of my favourite communication tools. I’ve created various communication channels which are tailored to unique projects. I have also integrated Slack into many of my backend applications and services which gives updates on sales numbers, email signups and more. I am also using Sack to communicate with my team resulting that the classic email communication we’ve always used is almost a thing of the past. All together Slack improves overall productivity.
![Tools 3 Trello](https://passiveincome.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/trello.jpg)
Trello
Trello is my go to project management tool. Trello is a web-based, Kanban-style, (todo) list-making application. It is drag-and-drop simple and has a lot of premade templates that you can use. Trello and Slack are very will integrated, reducing unnecessary communication hence improving productivity.
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Stripe
When it comes to payment processors Stripe is the gold standard. I am using it to process my payments for private masterminds and workshops. I am using Stripe as well to process recurring payments for my SaaS.
![Tools 5 Namecheap](https://passiveincome.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/namecheap.jpg)
Namecheap
I’ve tried various domain registrars and hosting companies and for me Namecheap is the place to go. They offer free domain privacy – to hide your personal information, various hosting packages and very important around the clock support. If you’re not tech savvy they also have various managed hosting packages available.