Writer's Track Record

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I used to need 10-30 minutes to find anything I had written (if I could find it at all!).

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Now, it takes me 10-30 seconds. My entire track record is laid out in front of me.

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For writers who are fixed on today and tomorrow and find themselves dismissing yesterday the moment it's over, a visible, searchable track record is a must.

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You can use this base to:

  • List all your main pieces of work (articles, web pages, sales pages).
  • Keep a backlog of ideas and a future pipeline of content organised.
  • Make a note of who you have mentioned in your content (which is very useful for promotion).
  • See at a glance which articles are interlinked together.
  • Keep your client work and personal work in one place, while maintaining the option of focusing on one or the other using views.
  • See how much you wrote each month.
  • And probably much more. :)

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Your specific needs may vary (obvs), but this base template is a great foundation to start with.

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Updated September 8, 2017 at 3:00 PM
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James Mathison

Trained as a biologist. Became a copywriter. Go figure. :)
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