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    6 Online Tools Useful for Bootstrap-business Owners

    By | Work + Money – Thu, Oct 25, 2012 3:19 PM EDT

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    Basecamp
    Basecamp is really where all the action happens for us. This project management platform is amazing to collaborate between a group ... more 
    Photo by: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bunchesandbits/622089
    Basecamp
    Basecamp is really where all the action happens for us. This project management platform is amazing to collaborate between a group of people on different projects, giving you the ability to invite those you need for each one. It also features calendars, to-do lists, file upload and storage, progress reports, send-by-email options, and so much more. This is one tool that gets used all day long in my businesses.
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    I am living proof that the lack of money or financial resources should not be an excuse for any mom trying to start their own business. After my daughter was born and I decided to quit my career as a TV producer, the recession hit my house. Four years later, I own one thriving boutique social media agency (the first of its kind), a successful blog that has even churned out a book, and several other business deals in the works. Since everything I have done has had absolutely no funding or financial investment, I've had to be very creative and resourceful in how I invest my time and the money that comes in from the work that's done. There are many tools out there that make it much easier for me to keep track of my daily finances. Here's a list of 6 financial and productivity tools to get you started. - By Ana Flores



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