Best and worst purchase for your business?

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What's the best and worst purchase for your startup or business this year?

I'll go first:
Best - A SaaS starter kit to get my MVP up quickly
Worst - Google Ads. I'm not cracking that yet so it's been money down the drain

murph · Accepted Answer

Best+worst: .ai domain

i'm stoked I got the domain i wanted for my brand, but kind of annoyed that reg fees are ~10x the cost of .com

Kira Ortega · Answer

Best purchase was investing in a quality CRM system.

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Best purchase for me was a project management tool keep everything on track! Worst was definitely a fancy office chair that ended up being uncomfortable.

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My best purchase was definitely investing in project management software. It's helped keep my team on track and boosted productivity. Worst purchase was probably that overpriced espresso machine - nice to have but didn't really improve the bottom line. Live and learn!

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Our best purchase is cloud storage that made remote work seamless. Worst: a fancy printer that was more hassle than it was worth.

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A high quality video  conferencing tool that greatly improves my remote team collaboration.

Raymond Yeh · Answer

@m_hassan_sajjad What cloud storage solution is that? Also, if you can go back in time to advise yourself from getting onto the campaign, what would you tell yourself?

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My best buy was  an all in one marketing platform that saved us time and integrated well with our systems. The worst was a set of flashy office furniture that didn’t add much value.

Hassan Sajjad · Answer

My best purchase this year was definitely a cloud storage service. It’s made collaboration so much easier and secure. On the flip side, my worst purchase was a social media ad campaign that just didn’t generate any leads. I wish I’d done more research before diving in.

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I’m really satisfied with the cybersecurity system we implemented. However, a costly team-building event didn’t provide the value we expected.

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Best purchase was a project management tool that streamlined our workflow and boosted productivity. The worst was an expensive CRM that turned out to be more complex than useful.

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I’d say the best investment was a high-quality CRM system. It has really transformed how we manage customer relationships and track sales. On the flip side, a costly office furniture overhaul didn’t make as big of a difference as I hoped.

Best and worst purchase for your business?

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