If I were to be stuck on a desert

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If I were to be stuck on a desert island and could only choose to have access to one online business tool that I’d have to run my company with, Google Drive would be it. You can share and collaborate with others on documents, spreadsheets, slide presentations, video files, and so much more. In fact, my system of Google Docs within Drive is what holds together not zip code email list company this blog, but serves to manage content for my side projects like VeganTable, too.

48. Chanty
Chanty Top Blogging Tools for Team Communication
Today, there are countless messaging apps to choose from—with the ubiquitous Slack to a plethora of clones and competitors—it can be difficult to decide on which communication tools will be best for your needs, but in my experience, Chanty is a great option. For one, they’re super easy to set up and use, no matter if your team (or community) is technologically savvy or brand new to using online tools. Chanty comes with free unlimited messaging, task management, audio calls and voice messaging. Even as your blog grows, it’s not expensive to upgrade ($3 per user) and you’ll unlock more features like group audio calls, video calls, screen sharing, tons of useful integrations and more.

49. Slack.
Funny enough, it’s hard for me to even imagine collaborative work without Slack, despite it being such a relatively new tool in the world of group chat. It has very become the go-to messaging app for distributed teams and startups around the world. It’s perfect for group work and collaboration, and removes the tired hassle of checking long email threads for attachments and missing important information.