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ClickUp and Jira are both powerful project management tools, however, each is best for unique use cases. In this comparison guide, we will delve into their features, differences, pricing models and use cases to help you decide which solution is best for your project management needs.

ClickUp vs. Jira: At a Glance

Both Jira and ClickUp are used for project management. ClickUp is a project management software with collaboration, time tracking, reporting, project planning and budget management tools, among others. While Jira offers many of these standard features, it excels at issue management and it is often primarily used by product engineers for this purpose. As such, it lacks some standard…

WordPress has come a long way since 2003. What started out as a simple blogging tool has evolved into a major content management system that powers almost half of the world’s websites. WordPress.org and its cousin WordPress.com help small business owners create an online store, artists build a portfolio to showcase talent and service providers build an appointment-based website. 

Most of us rely on some sort of calendar system to stay on top of important dates, from birthdays to meetings. Whether you prefer an interactive online system or a classic paper planner, having visual reminders of what is coming up helps ensure nothing slips through the cracks.

Building a project timeline builds on these calendar principles by creating an organized project flow, from start to finish.

And while implementing a timeline sounds pretty straightforward, once you start researching, the options may feel overwhelming. We’re taking away the stress and breaking down the steps to make a simple project timeline, no extra bells or whistles needed.

What Is a Project Timeline?

A project timeline is a visual reference point that allows teams to understand the flow…

Shopify and BigCommerce are two of the most powerful e-commerce platforms on the market. They make it easy for anyone to create, market, grow and maintain a highly profitable business all from one website. The two e-commerce rivals host tens of thousands of online retailers generating billions of dollars’ worth of business. The two platforms are both beginner-friendly, offer a variety of easy-to-use features and provide responsive, mobile-friendly templates but each has its own strengths and weaknesses depending on your goals.

Whether you have unique handmade items you’d like to sell or you want to start a wholesale or dropshipping business, you’ll need a great website with eCommerce functionality to be successful online.

With relatively low upfront costs and many great code-free site builders available, it can be easier than ever to start an eCommerce business. In this article, we’ll show you how.

1. Pick a viable niche and define your target audience

The first step in starting your online store is to determine a niche market you’d like to serve:

• Profitability: You want a niche that is profitable so you can see a return on your investment and build a profitable online store. If a product is…