3 of the BIGGEST Asana Mistakes I Have Seen Small Business Owners Make

As a Virtual Assistant with experience setting up Asana for my clients. I've witnessed various puzzling ways business owners utilize Asana. In this blog post, I'll share some common mistakes to avoid and provide guidelines for maximizing the potential of Asana Project Management software. Learn how to streamline your small business systems, optimize workflows, and efficiently manage tasks using Asana.

MISTAKE #1 - Using Project Boards as Tasks

To make the best use of Asana, it's crucial to use Project Boards for projects, launches, department to-do's, and client deliverables. Avoid the mistake of using Project Boards for individual or ongoing tasks. This practice limits task reminders, assignment options, collaboration, and task searchability. If you're new to Asana or less tech-savvy, I recommend creating a single Project Board and consolidating all your tasks there until you feel comfortable with the system.

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    MISTAKE #2 - Not Naming Sections

    When using Project Boards in Asana, many users overlook the importance of section headers. While they may not be necessary initially, after a few months of using Asana, it's crucial to introduce section headers. Organize your tasks by client deliverables, content creation, launch tasks, admin tasks, and placeholder tasks. Utilizing section headers allows for easy task identification, subcontractor collaboration, access to templates, and quick assessment of your workload.

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    MISTAKE #3 - Not Using Asana After Setup

    One of the biggest blunders is investing in Asana setup or purchasing Project Board templates but failing to use them effectively. Asana is a user-friendly system that even non-tech-savvy individuals can learn. Remember, investing in a service or product means actively utilizing it to reap the benefits. Allocate time to learn Asana and leverage its capabilities fully. Make the most of the financial investment you've made by investing your time as well.

    Stay tuned for more valuable insights on small business system optimization, streamlining processes, and efficient task management tools and techniques.

    Stay organized, stay efficient, and maximize the potential of Asana!


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