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If someone is doing painting, decoration, or cleaning jobs, they can take "before and after" photos
using a phone and share them on WhatsApp, Facebook, or Instagram. This helps show how good
their work is.

Example: A painter takes a photo of a dirty wall before painting and another photo after painting.
When customers see this, they trust and hire the painter.

2. Use Smart Apps to Help with Work

Many apps help business people work faster, smarter, and with less stress. These apps can be installed
on a phone, tablet, or computer.

Some useful apps are:
Microsoft To Do: Microsoft To Do is used for making task lists.

Evernote: Evernote is used for saving notes and pictures.
Notion: Notion is used for writing down plans and sharing them with your team.

ClickUp: ClickUp is used for teamwork and managing projects.

Zoho Projects: Zoho Projects is a system for managing large business projects.

Example: A bakery owner can use a task list app to remember which cakes to deliver on which day.
3. Send and Receive Money Online

Technology helps in online payments, which are fast and safe.

Businesses can JazzCash, SadaPay, or NayaPay to receive money from customers.

It becomes easier for people to buy things when they can pay online.
Example: A vegetable seller uses JazzCash to collect money from customers who don’t have cash.

4. Keep Important Information Safe

Bad people can sometimes hack computers or delete important files. So, businesses must keep
backups.

They can use apps like Google Drive, Dropbox, or MyCloud to save files online.
These tools also protect data from viruses and help recover deleted files.

Example: A shopkeeper saves customer bills and product lists on Google Drive so they don’t lose them
if the computer stops working.

5. Know What Customers Like

Some tools help businesses understand what people like by showing what they click on websites.

Apps like Google Analytics, Hotjar, or Mixpanel show which products are most liked.
This helps shopkeepers improve their websites and make better decisions.

Example: If many people visit the “Toys” section of a website, the shopkeeper can add more toys to sell.

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