Do you use spreadsheets to keep track of all your sites?

[Grant]

When it comes to keeping track of all the sites you run, do you ever utilize spreadsheets to keep track of them? I have been using spreadsheets for years now to keep track of all of my sites, including traffic totals, impressions, and all that fun stuff. I add this stuff at the end of the year, but I also list off my sites that I run so I can have an easy place to access all of my sites, just to have them all in one place.

Do you like to use spreadsheets to keep track of your sites if you have a fair deal of sites to keep an eye on?

 

[Kane]

I do not use spreadsheet, however, I write my website urls on notepad or word documents. I also bookmark all of my sites so that I can easily access the sites through browsers when needed.

 

[Heatman]

Spreadsheets is the best when it comes to the tool that's helps you to keep track of just about anything.

Even with my independent contract work for clients that I work for on their forum, I make use of spreadsheets to keep track of the work and send the report to my client once the job is finished.

 

[Ja sa bong]

I've never considered using spreadsheets to keep track of all the websites I'm working on or jobs I have active. I use my notepad to track everything I'm working on. I may start using spreadsheets soon from my new works. It will look more professional.

 

[Frank]

I do not use spreadsheets as I see it as taking more of my time in achieving the things that I want to achieve. What I normally do is to leave the tabs open on my browser and visit those sites whenever that I want to. It is easier for me that way instead of having to make use of a spreadsheet.

 

[Dice]

Yes, I use spreadsheets to keep track of all my sites. It's a handy way to organize information, track performance metrics, and manage tasks for each site efficiently. Spreadsheets help me stay organized and make informed decisions about content, analytics, and any necessary updates.