Which tools do you use as an ORM provider?

sinclair

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To work efficiently, we prefer to use tools. However, most are quite expensive, or many overlap in their applications.
Since the market for me is almost unmanageable, I ask for your support.
Here I am thinking of the following interfaces/applications and my requirements.
  1. Customer-Agency: Communication, Reporting, Billing ... Did I forget something?
  2. Agency -freelancer: communication, planning, order placement, tracking, project management ...
  3. [Agency-government: accounting, tax ... well, first of all not high on the list]
  4. SEO tools
  5. Social Media
  6. Online PR
It would be nice if you tell me which tools you use and their benefits explained briefly.
Thx a lot!
 
  • For invoicing: Microsoft Word and PayPal (where applicable). Tracking via Excel.
  • For general analytics and VA tracking: Microsoft Excel, to Google Sheets.
  • For SERP tracking: SERPWoo, free version works fine for me.
  • For accounting/tax/finances: Personal Capital, exporting transactional data to Google Sheets. TurboTax for taxes, as I do my own (accounting degree here).
  • For social media: Hootsuite for relevant scheduling, everything else is manual, either via VA or on my own.
  • Ahrefs, Scrapebox, Majestic for other things. IFTTT sometimes for automation.
Everything else I do manually, either on my own or through a VA. Call me old school, but hey, it works.
 
THX sherbert-hoover
for taking your time. I am a little messy with excel, mostly in the question of organizing in the longterm. Do you use any monitoring tool,or just google alerts?
 
I use Grade.us to take feedbacks from my customers. And add those feedback as Google or Facebook reviews.
 
I barely do ORM anymore , but for accounting quickbooks works good. Then TrafficTravis , Google Sheets and Basecamp (for project management) completed my stack of "external apps". For posting and whatknot I had several imacros scripts tied to captcha services.
 
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