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use a framework, or keep things as reusable as possible. group together common areas - ie, contact forms, static pages, libraries of functions. keep your templates/site specific stuff as seperate as you can from the logic of your code.

 

if you can find similarities/common ground, you can hit two projects as if they're just the one.

I think the way I'm reading this you are refering to keeping emails/contacts/to-do lists/milestones straight between the 2 projects? is that correct? if so you should really look into something like BaseCamp check out some of the plans. It's a very small investment to keep you organized. I like it a lot.

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