Solodoer Tutorials | Projects Setup

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Solodoer Tutorials | Projects Setup

Projects Setup Tutorial

The Projects app allows you to showcase and manage your portfolio of present, ongoing, or completed projects on your business website. Displaying projects helps demonstrate your expertise, build credibility, and show potential clients what you can deliver.

Note: Setting up Projects is optional but highly recommended if you want to showcase your work portfolio and build trust with potential clients.

What You'll Learn

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to:

Understand what Projects are and why they're important for your business
Access the Projects app from your dashboard
Create your first project with all required details
Organize projects using tags for better categorization
Link clients to projects
Manage project status (ongoing, completed, paused, cancelled)
Add media images to showcase your projects
Track project timelines with start and end dates
Add project links and references
Manage public/private project visibility
Edit and update existing projects
Delete projects when needed
Search and filter through your project list
Best practices for creating compelling project portfolios

Understanding Projects

What are Projects?

Projects represent the work you've completed or are currently working on for your clients. Each project entry on your Solodoer website showcases your capabilities, demonstrates your expertise, and provides social proof of your skills.

Example Projects:

For a Web Development Business:

"E-commerce Website for Fashion Boutique"
"Mobile App for Food Delivery Service"
"Corporate Website Redesign"
"Custom CRM Dashboard Development"

For a Consulting Business:

"Business Strategy Transformation for Tech Startup"
"Market Research Analysis for Retail Chain"
"Digital Marketing Campaign Strategy"
"Process Optimization for Manufacturing Company"

For a Creative Agency:

"Brand Identity Design for New Restaurant"
"Social Media Campaign for Product Launch"
"Video Production for Corporate Training"
"Complete Rebranding for Local Business"

Why Are Projects Important?

Showcase Your Work - Demonstrate your capabilities with real examples
Build Credibility - Proven track record builds trust with potential clients
Display Expertise - Show the variety and quality of work you deliver
Social Proof - Real projects validate your skills and experience
SEO Benefits - Project content helps with search engine rankings
Client Attraction - Portfolio helps convert visitors into customers
Professional Image - Well-documented projects show professionalism

Before You Begin

To complete this tutorial, you should have:

Completed the Domain Setup Tutorial - Your domain must be configured
Completed the Clients Setup Tutorial - You need clients to link to projects
Access to your business dashboard at www.solodoer.com/dashboard
Information about projects you want to showcase:
- Project titles and descriptions
- Client information
- Project timelines (start and end dates)
- Project status
Images for each project (optional, but recommended)
- Recommended format: PNG or JPEG
- Recommended size: 800x600 pixels or larger
- Keep file sizes under 1MB for faster loading

Accessing the Projects App

To access the Projects app:

Log in to your Solodoer Dashboard
Find your business card on the dashboard
Click the "Manage Apps" button on your business card
You'll be redirected to Manage Apps page
Click on the "Projects" card to open the Projects app
You'll be redirected to Projects page

If you haven't added any projects yet, you'll see an empty state with the message "No Projects here" and instructions to click "Add Projects" button.

Step 1: Creating Your First Project

Let's create your first project entry.

Navigate to Add Project Page

Go to the Projects page
Click the "Add Projects" button at the top
You'll be redirected to Manage Project page

Understanding the Project Form

The project form consists of one main card called "Project Section" where you'll enter:

Basic Information:

Tag - Category or type for organizing projects
Client - The client for whom this project was done
Title - Project name (3-25 characters)
Subtitle - Brief tagline or summary (3-75 characters)
Description - Detailed explanation of the project (3-250 characters)
Project Status - Current status (ongoing, completed, paused, cancelled)

Timeline:

Start Date - When the project began
End Date - When the project ended or is expected to end

Media:

Primary Media - Main image showcasing the project
Media List - Additional gallery images (1-10 images required)

Additional Details:

Links - Project-related links (0-5 links)
Public - Whether project is visible on website (True/False)

Step 2: Organizing Projects with Tags

Tags help you categorize and organize your projects by type, industry, or service category, making it easier for visitors to browse related work.

What is a Tag?

A Tag is a label or category that groups related projects together. For example:

"Web Development" - All web-related projects
"Design" - Graphic design projects
"Consulting" - Advisory projects
"Marketing" - Marketing campaign projects
"Mobile Apps" - Mobile application projects

Select or Create a Tag

On the Manage Project page, find the Tag field:

You'll see a button labeled "Choose Tag" or showing "No Tag Chosen" if no tag is selected yet
Click the "Choose Tag" button
The Tag Dialog will open with two tabs

Tab 1: Existing Tags

This tab displays all your existing tags:

Selecting a Tag:
1. Browse through the list of existing tags
2. Click on any tag name to select it for your project
3. The dialog will close and the tag will be assigned to your project
Managing Tags:
- Each tag has a three-dot menu icon on the right
- Click the menu to Edit or Delete the tag
- Edit opens the "Manage Tags" tab with the tag pre-filled
- Delete removes the tag (only if not in use)

Tab 2: Manage Tags

This tab allows you to create new tags or edit existing ones:

Click the "Manage Tags" tab at the top
You'll see a form with:
- Add Tag or Edit Tag heading (depending on whether you're editing)
- Tag Name field (3-25 characters)
Enter your tag name
- Examples: "Web Development", "Design", "Consulting", "Marketing", "Mobile Apps"
Click "Save & Submit"
The tag will be created (or updated if editing)
You'll automatically return to the "Existing Tags" tab
Click on your newly created tag to select it for your project

Tag Best Practices:

Use clear, descriptive tag names
Group similar projects under the same tag
Avoid creating too many tags (5-10 tags is ideal)
Use professional, industry-standard terms
Match tags with your service categories when possible

Step 3: Linking a Client to Your Project

Every project must be associated with a client. This helps you track which work was done for which client and can display client information alongside the project.

Prerequisites

Before linking a client, you need to:

Create clients in the Clients app first
Ensure you have the client information ready

If you haven't created clients yet:

Visit the Clients Tutorial to learn how to create clients
Add clients first, then come back to link them to projects

Adding a Client to Your Project

On the Manage Project page, find the Client field:

Click the "Choose Client" button
The Client Dialog will open showing all your existing clients
Click on any client card to select it for your project
The dialog will close and the client will be linked to your project

Client Dialog Features:

Refresh Button:

Located at the top left
Click to reload the latest clients from the server
Useful if you just created new clients in another tab

Add Client Button:

Located at the top right
Redirects you to the Add Client page
Use this to create new clients without leaving the project form
After creating a client, return to the project form and click Refresh in the Client Dialog

Selecting Clients:

Browse the scrollable list of available clients
Click on any client card to select it
Each client card shows the client name and has an edit option

Important: Each project must be linked to exactly one client. You cannot save a project without selecting a client.

Step 4: Adding Project Details

Now let's fill in the core information about your project.

Title

Find the Title field
Enter your project name (3-25 characters)

Title Writing Tips:

Be specific and descriptive
Include the project type or deliverable
Make it client-focused when possible
Keep it concise and clear

Examples:

Good: "E-commerce Website for Fashion Boutique"
Bad: "Website Project"
Good: "Brand Identity Design for Restaurant"
Bad: "Logo Design"
Good: "Mobile App Development for Delivery Service"
Bad: "App Project"

Subtitle

Find the Subtitle field
Enter a brief tagline or summary (3-75 characters)

Subtitle Writing Tips:

Summarize the project's main outcome or benefit
Highlight the key deliverable
Use it to provide context
Make it complement the title

Examples:

Title: "E-commerce Website for Fashion Boutique" Subtitle: "Complete online store with custom design and payment integration"

Title: "Business Strategy Consulting for Tech Startup" Subtitle: "Comprehensive growth strategy resulting in 3x revenue increase"

Title: "Brand Identity Design for Restaurant" Subtitle: "Full rebrand including logo, menu design, and marketing materials"

Description

Find the Description field
Enter a comprehensive explanation of your project (3-250 characters)

Description Writing Tips:

Be Detailed and Informative:

Explain what the project included
Highlight key challenges and solutions
Describe the process or approach
Mention deliverables or outcomes
Include measurable results when possible

Structure Your Description:

Start with project overview
List key features or deliverables
End with results or benefits achieved

Use Professional Language:

Focus on outcomes and value delivered
Use specific details (not vague claims)
Mention technologies or methods used
Highlight client satisfaction or results

Example Descriptions:

Project: E-commerce Website for Fashion Boutique

"Developed a fully responsive e-commerce website with custom product catalog, shopping cart, and secure payment integration. Implemented inventory management system, customer account features, and order tracking. The site achieved a 40% increase in online sales within the first three months and improved mobile conversion rates by 60%. Built using modern web technologies with focus on performance and user experience."

Project: Business Strategy Consulting for Tech Startup

"Conducted comprehensive market analysis and competitive research to develop a 12-month growth strategy. Created detailed go-to-market plan, pricing strategy, and customer acquisition roadmap. Delivered actionable recommendations that helped the client secure Series A funding and achieve 3x revenue growth in six months. Project included stakeholder workshops, financial modeling, and ongoing strategic advisory."

Project: Brand Identity Design for Restaurant

"Created complete brand identity including logo design, color palette, typography, and visual guidelines. Delivered menu design, signage, business cards, and marketing collateral. Developed cohesive brand story that resonated with target audience and differentiated the restaurant in local market. Client reported 50% increase in customer recognition and positive feedback on new brand image."

Step 5: Setting Project Status

Track the current state of your project with the status field.

Project Status Options

Find the Project Status field
Select from the dropdown:
- Ongoing - Project is currently in progress
- Completed - Project has been finished and delivered
- Paused - Project is temporarily on hold
- Cancelled - Project was terminated before completion

When to Use Each Status:

Ongoing:

Active projects currently in development
Work that is being actively executed
Projects with upcoming milestones
Regular client engagements in progress

Completed:

Successfully delivered projects
Work that has been finalized and accepted
Projects where all deliverables are finished
Showcase your best finished work

Paused:

Projects temporarily on hold by client request
Work delayed due to external factors
Projects awaiting client feedback or decisions
Seasonal projects between active periods

Cancelled:

Projects terminated by client or mutual agreement
Work that didn't proceed beyond initial phases
Generally not displayed publicly unless necessary
Kept for internal records

Best Practice: Most projects displayed on your website should have "Completed" status to showcase finished work. Use "Ongoing" sparingly for major current projects.

Step 6: Setting Project Timeline

Define when the project started and when it ended (or is expected to end).

Start Date

Find the Start Date field
Click on the date picker
Select the date when the project began
The start date must be before the end date

Start Date Tips:

Use the actual project kickoff date
Can be a past, present, or future date
Be accurate for timeline credibility
Helps show project duration

End Date

Find the End Date field
Click on the date picker
Select the date when the project ended or is expected to end
The end date must be after the start date

End Date Tips:

For completed projects: Use actual completion date
For ongoing projects: Use expected completion date
For paused projects: Use original or revised end date
Update as timelines change

Timeline Best Practices:

Be realistic with dates
Update end dates if projects extend
Show reasonable project durations
Longer timelines can indicate project complexity
Shorter timelines can show efficiency

Example Timelines:

Website Project: 2-3 months
App Development: 4-6 months
Branding Project: 1-2 months
Consulting Engagement: 3-6 months
Small Design Project: 2-4 weeks

Step 7: Adding Project Links

Add up to 5 links related to your project such as live websites, demos, case studies, or documentation.

What are Project Links?

Links are URLs that provide additional information or access to project deliverables. Examples include:

Live website URLs
Demo or prototype links
Case study pages
Documentation or reports
GitHub repositories (if applicable)
Video demonstrations
Client testimonial pages

Adding Links (Optional)

Find the Links field on the form
Click the "Add Link" button to add a new link card
Each link card shows:
- A label "Link 1", "Link 2", etc.
- An input field to enter your URL (3-150 characters)
- A delete button (trash icon) in the top-right corner
Type your link directly in the input field
Click "Add Link" again to add more links
You can have a minimum of 0 and maximum of 5 links

To Edit a Link:

Simply click in the input field and type your changes directly

To Delete a Link:

Click the delete button (trash icon) in the top-right corner of the link card

Link Examples:

For Web Development Projects:

"https://www.clientwebsite.com" - Live website
"https://demo.example.com" - Demo version
"https://www.portfolio.com/case-study" - Detailed case study

For App Development Projects:

"https://apps.apple.com/app/..." - App Store link
"https://play.google.com/store/apps/..." - Google Play link
"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=..." - Demo video

For Design Projects:

"https://www.behance.net/gallery/..." - Portfolio showcase
"https://www.dribbble.com/shots/..." - Design showcase
"https://www.figma.com/proto/..." - Interactive prototype

Link Best Practices:

Use full, valid URLs (include https://)
Ensure links are publicly accessible
Test links before saving
Use shortened URLs for long links
Keep link text descriptive
Update broken or changed links
Only include relevant, professional links

When to Skip Links:

No online presence exists
Client requested confidentiality
Project is offline/internal only
No appropriate URLs available

Step 8: Adding Media Images

Visual content is crucial for showcasing your projects. Let's add images that demonstrate your work quality.

Understanding Media Types

Primary Media:

Main image representing your project
Displayed prominently on your project card
Required for every project
Should be your best project image

Media List (Gallery):

Additional images showcasing your project (1-10 images required)
Use these to show multiple aspects, screens, or angles of your work
Minimum 1 image required, maximum 10 images allowed

Add Primary Media

On the Manage Project page, find the Primary Media section
Click the "Choose Media" button
The Media Dialog will open

Understanding the Media Dialog:

The Media Dialog has two tabs:

Tab 1: Asset Manager

Browse images already uploaded to your Asset Manager app
Navigate to the "Projects" folder to see previously uploaded project images
Click on any image to select it for your project

Tab 2: Upload Files

Upload new images directly from your computer
Supported formats: PNG, JPEG
Maximum file size: 1MB
After upload completes, the image will be automatically selected

About Media and Asset Manager:

When you upload images in Projects, they are automatically organized in your Asset Manager app under the "Projects" folder. This means:

All your project images are stored in one organized place
You can reuse the same image in multiple projects
You can manage all your images later from the Asset Manager app

Tip: You don't need to worry about organizing files yourself - everything is automatically saved to the right folder.

Add Media List (Gallery)

After adding your primary media, add more images to your gallery (1-10 images required):

Find the Media List section on the form
Click the "Add Media" button to add images
Choose from existing images in the "Projects" folder or upload new images
All uploads are automatically saved to the "Projects" folder in Asset Manager
Select your images
Repeat to add more images (you must add at least 1 image, maximum 10 images)

When to Use Media List:

Show before/after comparisons
Display different screens or pages
Showcase various project components
Demonstrate features or functionality
Present multiple deliverables
Show process or behind-the-scenes

Example:

For Web Development Project:

Primary Media: Homepage screenshot
Media List: About page, services page, contact page, mobile view

For Design Project:

Primary Media: Final logo design
Media List: Brand colors, typography, business card, letterhead, signage

For App Project:

Primary Media: App home screen
Media List: Key features screens, user flow, settings, notifications

Step 9: Managing Project Visibility

Control whether a project is visible on your public website or kept private for internal records.

Public Setting

Find the Public field
Select from the dropdown:
- True - Project is published on website
- False - Project is private and not shown on website

What Gets Published When Public is True:

Project title and subtitle
Project description
Primary media and media gallery
Project timeline (start and end dates)
Project status
Client information (if client is also set to public)
Project links

When to Set Public = True:

Project represents your best work
Client has given permission to showcase
Work demonstrates your expertise
Project has strong visual appeal
Results are impressive and demonstrable
Builds credibility for your business

When to Set Public = False:

Client hasn't given permission
Confidential or sensitive projects
Internal projects or experiments
Work-in-progress not ready to show
Projects with NDA restrictions
Results were not ideal
Client-specific internal tools

Important: Always obtain client permission before making their project public on your website. Respecting confidentiality builds trust and maintains professional relationships.

Step 10: Save and Submit Your Project

After completing all fields, it's time to save your project.

Review Your Project

Before submitting, verify:

Tag - Correctly categorized
Client - Appropriate client selected
Title - Clear and descriptive (3-25 characters)
Subtitle - Engaging summary (3-75 characters)
Description - Comprehensive and professional (3-250 characters)
Project Status - Accurate current status
Start Date - Correct project start date
End Date - Correct end or expected end date (must be after start date)
Links - 0-5 valid project URLs
Primary Media - Main image uploaded and selected
Media List - Additional images added (1-10 images required)
Public - Correct visibility setting
Character Limits - All fields meet requirements

Submit Your Project

At the top of the page, click the "Save & Submit" button
Your project will be saved to the server
You'll see a success message
You'll be redirected back to the Projects page

Viewing Your Projects

After creating projects, you'll see them displayed on the Projects page.

Project Card Display

Each project is displayed as a card showing:

Project Title - "Project: [Title]" with Public/Private badge
Subtitle - Brief description
Project Status - Badge showing ongoing/completed/paused/cancelled
Start Date - When project began
End Date - When project ended/will end
Created at - When the project entry was created
Modified at - When the project was last modified
Action Menu - Three-dot menu with Edit and Delete options

Searching Projects

Use the search bar at the top to find specific projects:

Type your search term in the search box
Projects are filtered by title
Results update as you type

Filtering Projects

Use the filter dropdown to view specific project types:

Available Filters:

Ongoing - Show only ongoing projects
Completed - Show only completed projects
Paused - Show only paused projects
Cancelled - Show only cancelled projects
Public - Show only projects marked as public (visible on website)
Private - Show only projects marked as private (internal only)

Managing Your Projects

Editing a Project

To update an existing project:

Go to the Projects page
Find the project card you want to edit
Click the three-dot menu icon on the card
Select "Edit project" from the dropdown menu
You'll be redirected to the Manage Project page
All existing data will be pre-filled, including:
- Selected tag
- Linked client
- Project details (title, subtitle, description)
- Project status
- Timeline (start and end dates)
- Links
- Primary media
- Media list
- Public/private setting
Make your changes
Click "Save & Submit" when done

When to Edit:

Project status has changed
Timeline needs updating
Description needs improvement
Images need updating
Links have changed
Need to add or remove media
Client information updated
Want to change visibility

Deleting a Project

To remove a project:

Go to the Projects page
Find the project card you want to delete
Click the three-dot menu icon on the card
Select "Delete project" from the dropdown menu
A Delete Dialog will appear
Review the project details in the dialog
Click "Yes, I'm sure" to permanently delete

Warning: Deleting a project is permanent and cannot be undone.

When to Delete:

Project entry was created by mistake
Duplicate project exists
Project is outdated and no longer relevant
Client requested removal
Work quality doesn't represent current standards

Note: Deleting a project does NOT delete the media images from Asset Manager. Images remain available for reuse in other projects or apps.

Best Practices

Project Strategy

Start with Best Work:

Focus on your most impressive 5-10 projects initially
Showcase projects that demonstrate different skills
Add more projects over time as you complete new work
Highlight projects with measurable results

Keep Projects Updated:

Review projects quarterly
Update statuses as work progresses
Add new completed projects regularly
Archive or remove very old projects
Update client information if it changes

Organize Effectively:

Use tags to group related projects
Create a logical project hierarchy
Make it easy for visitors to find relevant work
Balance quantity with quality

Content Writing Tips

Titles:

Be specific and descriptive
Include project type and client industry when helpful
Use keywords potential clients search for
Keep under 25 characters for best display
Make each title unique

Subtitles:

Highlight the key outcome or deliverable
Focus on benefits achieved
Create interest and curiosity
Complement the title, don't repeat it

Descriptions:

Lead with the most important information
Include specific deliverables and technologies
Mention measurable results when possible
Describe challenges overcome
Highlight your unique approach
Use professional, confident language
Make it scannable with clear structure

Tone:

Professional yet approachable
Results-focused and specific
Client-centric language
Confident but not boastful
Technical when appropriate for audience

Image Guidelines

Quality:

Use high-resolution images (minimum 800x600)
Ensure images are clear and professional
Avoid blurry, pixelated, or low-quality images
Keep file sizes under 1MB (compress if needed)

Relevance:

Choose images that represent the project
Show actual project deliverables when possible
Avoid generic or stock images
Ensure images align with your brand
Show before/after when applicable

Consistency:

Use similar styles across all project images
Maintain consistent quality standards
Use the same aspect ratio for uniformity
Create a cohesive portfolio appearance

Variety:

Show different types of work
Include various project phases
Display multiple deliverables
Demonstrate range of capabilities

Timeline Management

Accurate Dates:

Use real project start and end dates
Update end dates as projects extend
Be honest about project duration
Show realistic timelines

Duration Considerations:

Longer timelines can indicate complexity
Shorter timelines can show efficiency
Explain extended timelines in description if needed
Balance quick wins with substantial projects

Client Relationships

Permission:

Always get client approval before making projects public
Respect NDAs and confidentiality agreements
Ask permission to use client names and logos
Honor client privacy preferences

Attribution:

Credit clients appropriately
Highlight client success
Use testimonials when available
Link to client websites if permitted

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Issue: Cannot Save Project

Possible Causes:

Required fields are empty
Title, subtitle, or description exceeds character limits
No tag selected
No client selected
Start date is after end date
No media selected
Media list has fewer than 1 image
Internet connection lost

Solutions:

Check that all required fields are filled:
- Tag (must select one)
- Client (must select one)
- Title (3-25 characters)
- Subtitle (3-75 characters)
- Description (3-250 characters)
- Project Status (must select one)
- Start Date (required)
- End Date (required, must be after start date)
- Primary Media (required)
- Media List (1-10 images required)
Verify character counts for all text fields
Verify links are between 0-5 and each link is 3-150 characters if provided
Ensure end date is after start date
Check your internet connection
Refresh the page and try again

Issue: Date Validation Error

Error Messages:

"End date cannot be before start date"
"Start Date is required"
"End Date is required"

Solutions:

End Date Before Start Date:
- Check that end date is later than start date
- Correct the dates to show proper timeline
- Consider if you swapped the dates by mistake
Missing Dates:
- Ensure both start and end dates are selected
- Click the date picker and choose valid dates
- Cannot leave date fields empty

Issue: Client or Tag Not Showing in Dialog

Possible Causes:

Clients/Tags haven't been created yet
Data hasn't loaded
Internet connection issues

Solutions:

No Clients Available:
- Visit Clients app to create clients first
- Return to project form and click Refresh in Client Dialog
No Tags Available:
- Create a tag in the "Manage Tags" tab of Tag Dialog
- Switch back to "Existing Tags" tab to select it
Data Not Loading:
- Click the Refresh button in the dialog
- Wait a few seconds for data to load
- Check your internet connection
- Close and reopen the dialog
- Refresh the page

Issue: Image Not Uploading

Possible Causes:

File size too large
Unsupported file format
Internet connection issues
Browser cache problems

Solutions:

Ensure image is under 1MB
Use only PNG or JPEG formats
Check internet connection
Try a different browser
Clear browser cache and cookies
Compress image before uploading
Try uploading a different image to test

Issue: Cannot Add More Links or Media

Error Message: "Links must be between 0 and 5 length" or "Media List must be between 1 and 10"

Solutions:

Links:
- Maximum 5 links allowed
- Delete unnecessary links to add new ones
- Links are optional (0-5 allowed)
Media List:
- Minimum 1 image required
- Maximum 10 images allowed
- Delete images to add new ones if at maximum
- Ensure you have at least 1 image in media list

Issue: Project Not Appearing on Website

Error: Set project to Public = True but not visible on website

Solutions:

Verify Public setting is set to True
Check that linked client also has Public = True (if client needs to be shown)
Clear browser cache or try incognito mode
Wait a few minutes for changes to propagate
Check website status in Website app
Ensure website is ACTIVE (not EXPIRED)
Verify DNS records are configured in Domain app

Next Steps

Congratulations! You've successfully set up projects for your Solodoer business.

Continue Building Your Website

After adding projects, you can continue enhancing your website with these optional apps:

Optional Apps to Explore:

Testimonials Tutorial - Display client reviews to complement your projects
Appointments Tutorial - Let clients schedule meetings
Client Appointments Tutorial - Manage client meeting details
Asset Manager Tutorial - Organize all your media files

Optimize Your Project Portfolio

Add Projects Regularly - Update portfolio as you complete new work
Keep Information Current - Review and refresh project details quarterly
Showcase Best Work - Prioritize quality over quantity
Get Client Testimonials - Ask satisfied clients for reviews to add to projects
Update Status - Keep project statuses current (ongoing → completed)
Monitor Performance - Track which projects get the most views

Integration with Other Apps

Projects work well with:

Clients - Every project links to a client
Testimonials - Client reviews validate project success
Tags - Organize projects by category or service type

Additional Resources

Getting Started Guide - Complete overview of Solodoer
Clients Setup Tutorial - Required for linking testimonials

Need Help?

If you're having trouble with Projects setup or have questions:

Contact Us: www.solodoer.com/contact-us
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