SEO work for a client or a website rarely happens in one sitting — it's spread across weeks, sometimes across multiple people, and without a running record it's easy to lose track of what's actually been done versus what's still pending. Journal keeps that record for you.
How It Works
- Create a project tied to the website the work relates to.
- Log tasks as they come up — a title, description, category, priority (including "critical" for anything urgent), a due date, and who it's assigned to. Mark anything sensitive as private if it shouldn't be visible to the whole team.
- Work through them — add comments, log time spent, attach files, and move each task through its status on a drag-and-drop board as work progresses.
- See the big picture — a dashboard shows open, overdue, and critical task counts at a glance across every project.
- Export for reporting — download diary entries, time reports, or the dashboard itself as a PDF or CSV when you need to report externally.
Why This Matters
"What did we actually do for this client last month?" shouldn't require reconstructing it from memory or scattered notes. A running, dated log of every task — who did it, how long it took, what's still open — makes that answer immediate instead of a research project of its own.