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Hey Beautiful,
So you want to start your own thing online but don’t know where to begin? Maybe you’re overwhelmed with all the techy tools out there. Don’t worry—I’ve been there too. And I’m here to make it simple for you.
These are my top beginner-friendly tools to help you get started with confidence (and very little confusion!):
1. Canva – For Design
📌 Best for: creating ebooks, journals, social media graphics, Pinterest pins, product mockups.
Why I love it:
It’s drag-and-drop. You don’t need to be a designer. Even if you’re not “techy,” you can make something beautiful in minutes.
2. ConvertKit – For Email Marketing
📌 Best for: building an email list, sending newsletters, promoting your products.
Why I love it:
It was made with creators in mind, and it’s not confusing. You can create landing pages, send emails, and even sell digital products—all in one place.
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3. Gumroad – For Selling Digital Products
📌 Best for: beginners who want to sell ebooks, checklists, journals, or online courses without needing a full website.
Why I love it:
You don’t need an LLC or Stripe to start. Just upload your product, set a price, and share the link. Done!
4. Trello – For Staying Organized
📌 Best for: managing tasks, tracking ideas, planning your content.
Why I love it:
It’s visual, simple, and lets you organize your ideas into boards and lists. It’s perfect if your brain loves checklists and sticky notes.
5. Zoom – For Meetings & Workshops
📌 Best for: live classes, virtual meetups, coaching, or workshops.
Why I love it:
It’s free for up to 40 minutes and works on phones and laptops. If you want to host a group session or a free live workshop, Zoom is your girl.
6. Pinterest – For Traffic
📌 Best for: promoting your digital products without showing your face.
Why I love it:
Pinterest is not just for recipes or outfit inspo. It’s a powerful search engine that can bring people to your blog, freebies, and products—passively!
7. Notion – For Digital Planning
📌 Best for: journaling, content planning, and organizing your life digitally.
Why I love it:
Think of it like your digital notebook where you can plan your goals, ideas, and business dreams all in one place.
Final Thoughts
Sis, don’t let tech keep you stuck. The tools above are simple, intuitive, and designed for creators just like you.
Start with one or two. Get comfortable. Then build from there. You don’t have to do it all in one day—just do something today.
You’re not behind. You’re just getting started.
Let’s build this life together. ✨
With you all the way,
Temi 💖
