Keeping a Track on Websites

[ChasingtheDream]

Things are really starting to take off for me and I am really starting to get busy. Not making any money yet but things are falling into place. I have a question.

I am going to have lots of websites soon and I am already finding it hard to keep a track on what I am doing. I've tried making a spreadsheet but it's already looking jumbled. Somebody said that there are pre-made templates on the internet that help you to keep track of your websites on another forum (warrior forum) but I couldn't find one.

Does anyone have a free one to share or does anyone have a link to where I could get one? It would really help.

[PhillipDyhrHobbs]

Use Basecamp :)

[halcolenergy]

You could use Microsoft Dynamics outlook extension crm

[ChasingtheDream]

Basecamp looks phenomenal but for a new business the costs are probably out of my reach. For an established business, the service looks awesome and it's definitely something I'll be after in the future. Microsoft Outlook! Now there's a beast I'll never master. I know its a dynamics extension but as soon as I see the word Outlook I am reminded of how difficult it is to configure anything on it. The trials on Dynamics look tempting though. Might well register. Thanks guys.

[PhillipDyhrHobbs]

Basecamp is free for few projects :)

[Phillip]

http://www.teamlab.com/opensource.aspx use that for now...

I also use basecamp and it has changed not only my business the whole way we do things..

[Dubbo Pete]

Just checked Basecamp out. That's pretty cool. Can understand why everyone likes it.