After reading Coco, April, Jose, and Colby’s posts, I can see that the right tools really depend on the business and its needs. Coco’s use of Canva and TikTok makes sense for her creative brand, and I can see how those tools could be great for my business too, especially to engage and share content around my organic products. Jose's use of Trello and LinkedIn for organization and networking is something I could incorporate as well, especially when I need to manage tasks and build professional connections in the future. April's reminder about using free tools and online communities is relevant, especially when I start and need to keep costs low. Colby’s focus on tools like Yelp, which could help with customer reviews, is something to consider for my business when I’m ready to manage feedback and build credibility.
What I learned is that there’s no one-size-fits-all. Each tool serves a different purpose, and it’s about finding what fits your current needs. It’s helpful to know what’s available, so when the time comes, I can implement the right tools for growth
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