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How-to Guide for Using Trello in Your Creative Biz

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You’ve heard of it, now you just need a Trello review? I tried ’em all to manage my business: Asana, Pancake, and more. And while I have a slight tendency towards project-management-learning-obsession (it was arguably my favorite thing to learn from my bosses in PR agency land), Trello is a life-hack app anyone can use. Keep reading and learn to p-man like a pro with Trello!

First of all, what do I mean when I say project management? I’m referring to:

  1. Scheduling of the project
  2. Sequence of steps being the same every time
  3. Systemized housing of all our docs
  4. An overview of all the balls I have spinning in the air

Ok. Yeah. I use Honeybook, and theoretically, you could do p-man with HoneyBook. Honestly? I like Trello better for p-man. I lean on HoneyB to send contracts, automate my payments, send emails, and more.

But to keep ME organized and make sure I schedule the dogs’ vet appointments?

Trello.

Let’s review this sucker, shall we?

Before Trello, I tried Asana, but y’all, I’m so visual: If I don’t see a project, sadly, it slips from my mind. I dabbled in Pancake and 17Hats, but someone described Trello to me as “like sticky notes you can move around.”

You had me at school supplies.

I love Trello for SO many reasons, but why I love it and how to set it up for your creative biz right here:

P-man. Isn’t it the grandest?

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Reading Time: 3 Minutes

You’ve heard of it, now you just need a Trello review? I tried ’em all to manage my business: Asana, Pancake, and more. And while I have a slight tendency towards project-management-learning-obsession (it was arguably my favorite thing to learn from my bosses in PR agency land), Trello is a life-hack app anyone can use. Keep reading and learn to p-man like a pro with Trello!

8/17/16

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  1. Kristen Brown (Samba to the Sea) says:

    Your email today on using Trello came at just the right time! I just signed up for Trello and was starting to layout my boards when your email popped in my inbox — thank you so much for sharing how you use Trello!! So, so, sooo helpful!!! P.S. Love your copywriting work, especially for Jenna Kutcher!! <3 <3

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