Follow the people, decisions, and records behind every next step.
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Organize delivery around service-specific stages, responsible people, and the approvals that matter.
Follow the connection01 / The idea
Projects connect service context with tasks, phases, milestones, owners, evidence, and reviews. Four persistent service areas help the team follow the right process without losing the client relationship.
02 / The flow
Choose the applicable service category, scope, and responsibilities.
Work through the relevant stages, recording progress and dependencies.
Bring the actual item or revision to the required internal and client decision makers.
Check readiness and the applicable release responsibilities before proceeding.
03 / The detail
A change request can move through review, scope, pricing, internal authority, client approval, and delivery. An approval for one revision does not silently authorize a materially changed version.
04 / Worth knowing
Strategy and sitemap → visual design → development → prelaunch review → launch and ongoing care. Keep content responsibilities, review criteria, and release decisions connected.
Discovery and goals → strategy and plan → campaign preparation → review and release → measurement and optimization. Campaign approval and written spending authority remain meaningful checkpoints.
Requirements and ownership → environment setup → migration and testing → approval and cutover → monitoring and care. Document provider responsibilities and the agreed migration plan.
Request and triage → scope and approval → resolution → verification and acceptance → follow-up. Extra work, changed cost, or changed schedules follow the applicable change process.
The relationship. The work. Connected.
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