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#61 (permalink)   01-18-2010 reneeshupe Junior Member Company name: Redhead Business Solutions What I'm writing about...: Book Review: Become a Virtual Assistant 2nd Editi... My latest Twitter: Much broader message than the title says: Why I s...   Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Cloverdale Posts: 479 Re: What's the best time tracking system for a newbie? I've been using one of the apps that works with Freshbooks as well, but recently have been using a trial version of Chrometa and I love it. It looks like it will take a bit of set up, but once you've done that it tracks everything you do on your computer, so even if you miss tracking something for your client you can back track by looking at the history.... Quite likely I'll move over to that when the trial version runs out. __________________ Renee Shupe, Become a Techie Virtual Assistant eMail Marketing & Aweber Training Starts May 15! - Save 50% using VAFAweber

#62 (permalink)   01-18-2010 Holly Contributing Member Company name: A Virtually Mindful Assistant   Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Sherman Oaks, CA Posts: 83 Re: What's the best time tracking system for a newbie? I just downloaded paymo, looking forward to trying it. Lots of good feedback. I have just been using the stopwatch on my iPod!

#63 (permalink)   02-13-2010 VAHadry Contributing Member Company name: Hadry and Associates   Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Philadelphia, PA Posts: 55 Re: What's the best time tracking system for a newbie? Out of all the programs and softwares that everyone is using, which one is free? Is the free one still adequate enough to provide good results or does it make sense to invest into a paid one?