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Welcome to BS’ing with Brandi where our mission is to #GetShitDone. I'm your host Brandi Good and today we’re going to talk about how you can reduce shiny object syndrome, save time, maybe even save money by using these 6 steps to choosing the best tech for your business.
Our topic today was inspired by the dozens of members who have asked over the years questions like “should I use A or B for something” or which app is best for doing “this thing”. At a more detailed level, this is what I do for my consulting clients who generally have more complex business needs, but I recognize that sometimes people just have a simple question or need a place to start that doesn’t require a full consultation.
What I’m going to cover is [break it down into points]:
Step 1: The thing that you probably shouldn’t do first
Step 2: Be clear on what you need before you start shopping
Step 3: Is this really a DIY thing, or should you outsource
Step 4: Understand your *must have* features/functions
Step 5: Budget
Step 6: Support/Recommendations
Resources mentioned:
By Brandi GoodWelcome to BS’ing with Brandi where our mission is to #GetShitDone. I'm your host Brandi Good and today we’re going to talk about how you can reduce shiny object syndrome, save time, maybe even save money by using these 6 steps to choosing the best tech for your business.
Our topic today was inspired by the dozens of members who have asked over the years questions like “should I use A or B for something” or which app is best for doing “this thing”. At a more detailed level, this is what I do for my consulting clients who generally have more complex business needs, but I recognize that sometimes people just have a simple question or need a place to start that doesn’t require a full consultation.
What I’m going to cover is [break it down into points]:
Step 1: The thing that you probably shouldn’t do first
Step 2: Be clear on what you need before you start shopping
Step 3: Is this really a DIY thing, or should you outsource
Step 4: Understand your *must have* features/functions
Step 5: Budget
Step 6: Support/Recommendations
Resources mentioned: