4 Useful Cloud Based Apps For Your Business
Cloud based apps have revolutionised the way entrepreneurs work.
With a range of apps like Office 365, Dropbox, Mail Chimp, and Google Analytics available for free or at a low cost, businesses can now access the tools they need to stay productive and efficient.
Here are five of our favourite free apps that we also use:
Office 365
Office 365 online productivity toolkit includes email, calendars, Skype for Business and Office productivity applications; everything you need to run your business in the cloud.
Dropbox
Dropbox is like a thumb drive in the sky. It’s a folder that sits on your computer, but its contents are stored remotely and ynced across other computers and devices that are signed into your Dropbox account. No-nonsense sharing, if you’re working with others, and peace of mind that all your work is backed up.
Google Analytics
When your website is up and running, you’ll want to know how many people are visiting. Google Analytics is free, and helps you understand your website statistics, including where your visitors are from, which pages they visited the most, and how they found your website in the first
MailChimp
To make sure your business message is in other people’s inboxes, put together a newsletter with MailChimp, send it out to your customer mailing list and track its success. Just make sure people have signed up to your mailing list before hitting ‘send’!
Cloud based apps make it easy for teams to collaborate on tasks from anywhere in the world. Entrepreneurs can easily manage their business operations with these apps and ensure that their team is always on the same page.
Business owners can also use these apps to track important data such as customer engagement analytics or sales numbers in real-time. By using cloud based apps, entrepreneurs and business owners can save time and money while increasing productivity.
