Why Progress Planner is Interesting

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In addition to providing you with a thorough examination, our free test also provides you with an extremely detailed report not only for any problems but also for the solutions you can adopt and within what architect data timeframe.


It came with a message on the social network we once called Twitter directly from Joost de Valk's account: in a handful of days we will see everything Progress Planner can do .

Some information, however, is already available and we can also look at the idea that builds the backbone of this plugin, which promises to help website managers keep track of everything that needs to be done, that has been done, that should be done on a WordPress site.

The announcement consists of just a few lines. Joost de Valk writes: “ I am extremely excited about the last few months spent building a new product with the Emilia team. This product is called Progress Planner and it will simply help you build and manage a successful website .”


The message then continues with two other comments but the heart of the information is obviously this. Additional information is that the launch will take place on October 3 , with the free version which will then be joined by a paid Pro version. Katie Keith, Michelle Frechette and Jono Alderson will also participate in the presentation.

The plugin is actually very promising. In addition, it is currently available in beta form to try out to see first-hand what it can do. And let's see what it can do. The promises are to help create a website that works over time . On the main page that presents the plugin, it says that the objectives are: " produce real progress, overcome procrastination, receive insights and earn badges ".