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      <description>Clients do not want a wall of cards. They want to know what is done, what is next, and what you need from them. Here is a copy-and-paste progress report template, plus how often to send it and the mistakes that get reports ignored.</description>
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      <description>Your Trello board holds the real status of the project, and also your internal notes. Here are six ways to show clients their progress, what each one exposes, and how to choose.</description>
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