If you’re starting or running an online business, you will inherently have hundreds of to dos, discussions, files, and deadlines to manage. It can quickly get overwhelming and make you feel pulled in a hundred different directions.
You can go old school and try to manage your to dos with pen and paper, and have discussions with your team members or people you’ve hired via email, but you’ll most likely get loopy trying to manage everything that way.
At the very least, you’ll be wasting a lot of time that you could be spending doing other things to grow your business.
There’s a kind of web tool called project management software that can make things sooooo much easier for you. This kind of software gives you tools like to do lists, discussion areas for you and your team, file storage, and calendars.
There are dozens of options for project management software, such as Liquid Planner, Central Desktop, Apollo, and Project Bubble. My favorite though, is Basecamp. It’s very easy to use and has an amazing ability to help keep you sane.
Hundreds of to dos can be organized into separate to do lists. All project related discussions with a team can be kept in one space instead of in a heap with all your other emails. Events and milestones can be set on multiple project calendars. Files and documents can be shared and discussed.
Organization of chaos = sanity.
Watch the video above for a quick tour of Basecamp and consider checking out their 45 day free trial and see for yourself.
Your mind and body will thank you.




Very cool! I can see how project management software would become super important once my business grows to have employees. Thanks for the demo!
You bet, Kimberly! I use Basecamp even on projects where I work alone, just for the to do lists and calendar :) Cheers…
I remember the days when we planned to streamline project management and started with Basecamp, which was an excellent tool then.