Resources
We can point you in the right direction.
Marketing & Business Resources
The below hand-picked tools are an integral part of our tech stack. Whether you’re an expert, DIY marketer, or just starting out, these resources can help you. While some of these links may result in a commission for us, we only recommend what we personally use.
Web Design Resources
Domains, Hosting, & Plugins
Legal Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions for websites. Use code TOWN for 10% off.
Gravity Forms. Better tracking and delivery for your contact and submission forms.
Print On Demand that can be easily connected to your website. You’ll have an ecommerce site in no time!
Business Tools
CRMs & Organization
Dubsado is LIFE for getting your client list organized.
Email marketing? Here’s our #1 <3
We’ve been using Dropbox since the beginning! Highly recommend for file storage.
Google is the powerhouse of organization. Sign up for Google Workspace to keep everything in one place.
Shift allows you to use many (if not all) of your apps in one place. It’s a dashboard to replace all of the dashoboards and consolidates your 8,000 browser tabs that are open at once.Â
Airtable is an amazing tool for organizing data if you need something way more visual the Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel. Highly recommend.
If you have a team to manage or a lot of projects to handle at once, we super recommend checking out ClickUp!
The “All-In-One People Platform” for running payroll and managing team members.
DIY Design
Easy ways to keep up with brand consistency.
We recommend Canva for quick design projects and social media posts. Need help with templates? Message us!
Need on-going stock photos? Adobe Stock! If you just need a few, message us and we can get you a great deal 🙂
If you’re an illustrator and want a cleaner way to build out your artwork, we love Procreate.
Looking for FREE stock photos for your social media or marketing? Check out Unsplash!
If you’re looking for a program to crop and edit images, checkout Pixlr X. Their free version is plenty and the interface is very similar to Adobe Photoshop.
Do you send postcards to clients or customers? Postable is a great tool for printing and mailing all typs of cards without ever placing another stamp yourself again.
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