Tracking Your Events

from I'd Podcast That 2.0 · host Brian Colburn

Today we go over tracking your events. With Airtable you can create a calendar to help you track events you create or events you plan on going to. Having a calendar made for these events alone is a good idea because the organization is everything.Affiliate LinksAirtable - https://airtable.com/invite/r/LWlrveVhPopl - https://popl.co/?ref=SitchRadioSee You on Social!ig - https://www.instagram.com/idpodcastthat/tw - https://twitter.com/IdPodcastThat

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