Creating and Managing Projects
Last updated August 29, 2024
Scripted simplifies content creation by providing a streamlined project management system. This guide walks you through the process of creating new projects, assigning writers, managing deadlines, and tracking progress.
Creating a New Project
- Project Name and Description: Start by giving your project a clear and descriptive name. Add a detailed description outlining the project's scope, purpose, and any specific requirements.
- Content Type and Volume: Specify the type of content you need (e.g., blog posts, articles, website copy) and the desired word count or character limit for each piece of content.
- Target Audience: Provide information about your target audience, including their demographics, interests, and preferences.
- Writing Style and Tone: Define your desired writing style and tone, whether it's formal, informal, conversational, or persuasive.
- Project Deadlines: Set clear deadlines for each piece of content to ensure timely delivery.
- Assigning Writers: Scripted allows you to choose writers based on their expertise, experience, and writing style. You can also set preferences for writer selection, such as specific skills or industry knowledge.
Managing a Project
- Communication and Feedback: Stay connected with your assigned writers through Scripted's built-in communication tools. Provide feedback, ask questions, and ensure all stakeholders are aligned on project goals and expectations.
- Content Review and Editing: Once a writer submits a piece of content, review it thoroughly for accuracy, quality, and adherence to your specific requirements. You can provide additional feedback and request revisions as needed.
- Progress Tracking: Scripted's project dashboard provides real-time progress updates, allowing you to track the status of each piece of content.
- Content Delivery and Approval: The final step involves approving the completed content. Scripted provides convenient options for downloading, sharing, or publishing your content directly through its platform.
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