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Payoneer is the most reliable and most used payment solution for this region. Due to the unavailability of other reliable payment gateways like Stripe and PayPal, we are only left with two options i.e. 2check2out, and Payoneer.

Due to unrealistically though criteria of 2check2out (especial at the initial stage of your online business, I have always preferred Payoneer. It works perfectly fine if you want to bill your client every month or want to connect it with Amazon, CJ or click bank for your affiliate sales.

With expectation easy to use interface the only limitation I fond with Payoneer is its direct integration with credit /debit card sale on your website.

PayPal is the most widely used online payment solution globally. And due to its reach and popularity, it is considered as the most trusted one.

Thought setting up a PayPal account isn’t essential to get you started in digital marketing, but at a later stage not have a PayPal account could hurt your growth.

Unfortunately, PayPal services are unavailable in the region however here is a link of the most legal and convenient way of getting a PayPal account video.

But still, I don’t advise you to go for it at an early stage of your business.

Another option for a globally accepted payment gateway is Stripe.

 I use stripe more frequently then PayPal for 2 reasons.

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1. The dashboard is way more user-friendly.
2. It has its payment gateway which is quite convenient to use, so no need of using another third-party solution.

Here is a link to get your stripe account legally. And again, like I've said before it is not advised to go for such a costly solution at the start of your digital marketing journey.

Siteground is the best of the “cheap” hosting tools available. Their servers are optimised for WordPress, hosted on full SSD hardware, support HTTP2, PHP 7 and have built in server level cache. 

They also offer free SSL certificate, built in Cloudflare integration and excellent tech support. All of that for just $3.95/month which is cheaper than Bluehost. Siteground gets the crown for starter hosting.

We register all our domains on namecheap.com, the registrar is easy to use, domains as the name says are cheap. the site is easy to use, safe and all around everything you would want from a registrar. You can also register your SSL certificates and host your emails with them.

WPX Hosting is our number 1 recommendation for hosting because it’s scalable and affordable. It’s not the cheapest solution. BUT: it’s still very affordable and it’s orders of magnitude better than the typical budget hosting solutions.

Start with WPX hosting and you’ll have a blazing fast website, extremely good customer service, free SSL and solid security features. The value you get here is second to none.

Workflowy is a quite simple listing and scheduling tool. But if you used it properly it takes a lot of burden off your shoulders. The best thing about this tool is.
- Simple
- User-friendly
- And accessible.

No matter how big and overwhelming your project is, through this tool you can always break it down to small manageable and measurable chunks, share it with your team and track their progress through any device with an internet connection.

Workflowy is best for planning but when it gets to the action Trello is by far the best project management I have encountered with. (even a lot better than lots of paid software). Regardless of your interest and priorities and you can get huge benefits from Trello.

The way I use Trello is, spread out my delivery/ value or process chains in steps, assing my team members for every step, track their performance and give feedback in real-time.

Just like MS Office, Google docs is a set of office tools but by far more secure and accessible.

The best thing I like about it that it is easy to share and collaborate. which means you can give live feedback and work as a team on a single file without making 1 modified copies of the same document.

Answer the public is my goto tool when it comes to coming up with content ideas of any given keyword.

This tool generates 1000s of google autosuggest variations with different modifiers. And many times you would find true gold in the form of long-tail variations.

Though I am not a fan of Moz as a keyword research tool. But for competitor analysis, Moz Bar is a great resource.

This tool basically calculates and displays website and pages authority scores of any given URL. Higher the score harder it is to compete with them. So this tool basically enables to choose your battlegrounds wisely.

When it comes to barebone keyword research Google Keyword Planner is by far the best to do it. Though it has been criticized by lots of SEO professionals and mostly unjustified.

The only drawback I fond in it is, that it doesn't have any metrics to calculate keyword difficulty score and its interface is a bit complex for beginners.
But if you know how to use it I don't think there could be any other resource that could provide more authentic google search data other then google itself.

Uber suggest is hands down by far the best free keyword planning/analysis tools on the market. It provides you features like domain analysis and back-link analysis which other tools charge around $45 to $100 per month.

If you have a budget and workload Ahref is the best investment you can do in your digital marketing, provided you have the resources to execute based on data you get from it.

The collection of tools they offer are best in class, whether it is keyword research, content brainstorming, back-link data, site health, rank tracking or competitor data you are looking for, you will most likely find it in