Paid and Free Software to Consider - EMP008

Starting a business or side-hustle comes with a lot of not-so-fun tasks. You don't just get to invent a product, but you've got to build the foundation. A website, social media content, editing audio footage, and more requires software and online tools. I'll walk you through my go-to list and make it super simple for you. Paid is usually better, but there's a lot of great stuff out there that's completely free as well. Tools I recommend checking out: Websites/Sales Funnels WordPress - build websites (free and paid plans) ClickFunnels - build sales funnels (14 day trial, then $97/month) Email Automation MailChimp - create automated email campaigns (free until you have more than 2,000 subscribers or send more than 12,000 emails a month) Graphic Design Unsplash - free stock photos to use (give credit to photographers if you like to help them out) Canva - graphic design for dummies. Mostly free, but you can pay for a few premium templates or graphics. Screen Recording Software Open Broadcaster Software - free software to record your screen for tutorials or videos Camtasia / ScreenFlow - paid screen recording software with great reviews Video Editing Software Windows Movie Maker - free editing for Windows (no longer supported) iMovie - free video editing for Macs GoPro Studio - free GoPro footage editing software Royalty-Free Music NoCopyrightSounds Incompetech Feel free to reach out with questions or comments at chrisbello.com and remember, less dreaming, more doing. 

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