PLATFORM · 3 MIN READ
What a live project timeline changes about delegating
Watching the work happen removes the part of delegating that keeps owners awake: not knowing whether anything is happening at all.
Jake Groot · LEAD MARKETING MANAGER
Delegating marketing has two costs. The money, which is easy to compare, and the not-knowing, which nobody prices.
The gap between updates
A monthly report means twenty-nine days of silence. A live timeline means the gap is never longer than the time it takes you to open a tab.
Approval gates change the stakes
When you sign off strategy before production starts, a bad direction costs a conversation instead of a month.
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