Project Together
Ways to help
People write in asking how they can support this site. This is the honest answer, ordered by what it costs you — starting at nothing.
Most of the list is free. The part that is not comes last, on purpose.
What you are supporting
184 articles in English here, 760 more in Portuguese on the sister site, 621 downloadable templates and worked examples, and a set of courses that run the method against a project you actually have. All of it free, no account required for most of it, no paywall anywhere.
It is written by a small team — a project manager, an infrastructure engineer, and a lot of nights. Two books and a handful of subscriptions pay for the servers. That is the whole business model, and it is thinner than it looks from the outside.
So when someone asks how to help, the answer is not one thing. It is this list.
Free — and more useful than you think
These are in order. The first one is genuinely the most valuable thing on the page.
Costs you nothing
Tell one person
The single most useful thing anyone does for this site. Not a broadcast — one person, one article, and a sentence about why it was worth their time. A reader who arrives because a colleague vouched for the link reads differently from one who arrived from a search engine.
Costs you nothing
Tell us what is wrong
A broken link, a number that does not add up, a process named the way the 6th Edition named it, a template that opens badly. Errors reported by readers are how most of the corrections here got made. You do not need to be sure — reporting a suspicion is enough.
Costs you nothing
Test a course and be blunt
The courses here are free and they are run against your own real project. Running one and telling us where it confused you, where it broke, and where it wasted your time is a form of help that no amount of money buys. Blunt is more useful than kind.
Costs you nothing
Link to us where it counts
A reading list for your team, a university syllabus, a company wiki, an answer in a forum. A link from a page that people actually trust does more for this site over a year than any promotion we could run in a week.
Costs you nothing
Leave an honest review
If you have read one of the books, a review — on Amazon, on Goodreads, on LinkedIn, or as a paragraph you send us — helps the next reader decide. Honest means honest: a three-star review that says exactly what was missing is more useful to us than a five-star one that says nothing.
If you cannot buy from where you live
Some of our readers live in countries where international payment simply does not work — sanctions, banking restrictions, a card that no store will accept. If that is you: please do not spend a second feeling bad about it. You are not a lesser reader for it, and we would rather have you here reading than not.
Everything on this site except the two books is free and needs no payment method: the articles, the 621 templates and examples, the courses, the quizzes and the certificates. Take all of it.
And if you still want to give something back, every item in the free list above is open to you — all of them are free everywhere in the world. Telling one colleague, or telling us what is broken, helps this site more than a purchase would.
If you can, and you want to
Only if it is genuinely useful to you. Read the next section before you do any of this.
Sponsors the work
Buy a book
Two books in English carry the method in full. They are the only paid thing on this site, and they are what pays for the rest of it staying free.
Sponsors the work
Subscribe to ProjectAdm
The tool the courses run on. A subscription funds the work directly, and it is the only recurring support we ask for.
Sponsors the work
Bring us in to your organisation
Training, a PMO assessment, a methodology built for how your teams actually work. This is the paid work that makes the free work possible, and it is where a company can help far more than an individual.
Sponsors the work
Introduce us to someone
If your organisation trains project managers, or you know the person who decides that, an introduction costs you one email and is worth more to us than a purchase. We will not embarrass you with whoever you introduce us to.
The part most sites leave out
What we will never ask you to do
- Click the ads. This site carries advertising, and asking anyone to click an ad they are not interested in is against the rules of the network that serves it — and would put the account at risk for both of our sites. If an ad is genuinely relevant to you, click it. Otherwise ignore it. That is the whole instruction.
- Buy something you do not want. Some links here are affiliate links, and a purchase made through them pays us a small commission at no extra cost to you. That only works if you were going to buy the thing anyway. A purchase made to do us a favour is a favour we would rather decline.
- Pay for what is already free. If you are about to pay for something on this site, check first — the odds are it is free and you missed the link. Write and ask.
We would rather grow slowly and be able to say all of that out loud.
What you get back
Helping here is not a donation. It is meant to be a trade, and the trade is written down:
- Your name on what you contributed — credited, linked to your profile if you want, and permanent.
- Whatever you need from the library — templates, examples, a course, the lot. Ask and it is yours; nothing here is rationed.
- The courses, free — including the certificate at the end. Take one; it needs about five minutes of setup, once.
- A published article under your byline, if you send a real project and want it published.
- An actual answer when you write. Not a ticket number.
This is what the name means. Project Together is not decoration — people who create more value and grow together, sustainably. A site that only takes would be a poor advertisement for that.
Not sure which one applies to you?
Write and say what you have — time, a project worth writing up, a language, an audience, a budget, or just an opinion about what is broken. We will tell you honestly whether it helps.
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