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How to Successfully Closeout a Project and Why It’s Important

With a project closeout, project managers can make sure project deliverables go to the right place, and take a project’s lessons and roll them out to future initiatives.

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What Is a Project Management Workflow?

A project management workflow is essential for keeping your projects in-scope and on-budget. Here’s how to build yours.

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Webinar: How to Boost Project Visibility Across Wrike and Jira

When your devs are in Jira and everyone else is in Wrike, it’s not always easy to collaborate and stay up-to-date on progress. You need to catch up with people 1:1, attend meetings, and manually […]

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What Is Data Management? How Does It Work?

No matter what industry you’re in, every business engages in at least a little bit of data management. Here’s everything you need to know about this practice.

Break Your Data Out of Trello With the Export & Sync Power-Up

Trello’s a great project management tool, but sometimes you have to do a bit more with your data. Here’s why Export & Sync is the best way to get Trello data into Google Sheets.

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10 Essential Marketing Metrics Every Marketer Should Know

If acronyms like ROI, CAC, and LTV sound more like government institutions than marketing metrics, than this is the blog post for you.

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7 Ways To Clean up Data in Excel and Google Sheets

You can keep your spreadsheet data cleaned up by standardizing the way you enter data like dates, using formulas judiciously, avoiding the merge feature, and more.

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How To Create a CRM in Google Sheets Using Unito

Need a CRM but don’t want to bust your budget? Here’s how you can use Unito to build a CRM in Google Sheets by syncing Outlook contacts to it automatically.

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How To Use a Google Sheets Spreadsheet as a Database (2 Methods)

If you need a database right now, Google Sheets is a pretty strong option. Here are two ways you can do that. One’s manual, and one’s automated.

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The Office as a Product: How We Built Our Office for the Modern Workplace

When other companies were moving to a remote-first model, we were in the middle of building a new office. We took a similar approach to this office as we do when building software. Here’s what that means.

PR Campaign Lessons

4 Lessons Learned From a Big PR Campaign

In late January, we announced Unito’s Series A funding round. While we’re extremely happy with the outcome, the campaign was also a learning experience. We discovered what PR techniques worked really well and quickly recognized where we dropped the ball.