Goals
Tell a worker what you want to reach, and the worker sets the goal and keeps count.
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What a goal is
A goal is something you want to reach, such as a number of followers or a post every week. Goals lists your goals and how each one is doing.
Set or change a goal
You set a goal by asking a worker. There is no form to fill in.
- Open Goals.
- In the field that says "Ask a worker to set or change a goal", write what you want to reach, for example "Set a goal to reach 1,000 followers by March".
- Press Return. The worker sets the goal and keeps count.
To change a goal later, ask the same way.
With no goals yet, Goals offers two starters, Grow My Audience and Ship Every Week. A starter fills the field. It never sends anything by itself.
How a goal is doing
Each goal has a ring that fills as it gets closer to its target, and its status in words:
- On Track
- At Risk
- Off Track
Click a goal to open it. A goal can show its number, how it changed today and the pace it needs, Over Time, a note from the worker that keeps it, and Daily Progress, a table of each day. A goal measured from X also shows What Moved It, the posts that helped most.
To-dos for a goal
A goal can hold its own to-dos. Open the goal and add a to-do in the field under it. On Today, a to-do that belongs to a goal shows the goal's name under its title.
Weekly Review
Weekly Review shows what got done this week, your goals and a one-on-one with each worker. On the web, open it from the Command-K list.