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Projects help you turn insights and recommendations into organized, trackable action. Instead of managing tasks across emails, notes, or spreadsheets, NGAZE lets you track marketing and operational initiatives in one place.

This feature answers:

“What are we working on right now, and how far along are we?”

Where to Find Projects #

You can access Projects in two places:

  • Home → Projects section
  • Modules → Projects

What Projects Are Used For #

Projects are designed to track initiatives such as:

  • Website redesign or improvements
  • SEO implementation
  • Marketing campaigns
  • Content creation
  • Platform setup or onboarding tasks

Each project provides visibility into progress, ownership, and status.

What You’ll See in a Project #

Each project displays:

  • Project name
  • Completion percentage
  • Number of tasks
  • Current status

This allows you to quickly understand progress without opening each project.

How Projects Connect to Other NGAZE Features #

Projects often originate from:

  • Recommendations
  • Marketing strategies
  • Playbook activities
  • Ongoing optimization work

They help bridge the gap between strategy and execution.

How to Use Projects Effectively #

  • Create a project for each major initiative
  • Use projects to track progress over time
  • Review project status weekly or monthly
  • Use completion percentages to stay accountable

Projects are especially useful for teams and agencies working together.

Common Questions #

Can I edit or manage project tasks? #

Project task management capabilities depend on your role and setup. Some projects may be managed by your team or an assigned manager.

Do projects update automatically? #

Progress updates may be manual or automated depending on how tasks are structured and managed.

Can I have multiple projects at once? #

Yes. NGAZE supports multiple active projects simultaneously.

Best Practices #

  • Keep project scopes clear and focused
  • Avoid too many overlapping projects
  • Use Projects alongside Recommendations and Reports
  • Regularly review progress to avoid stalled initiatives

Need Help? #

If you need assistance: