Projects

Projects help you organize your work inside Atomicat.

If you manage multiple campaigns, brands, clients, products, or offers, projects make it easier to keep related assets together.

What is a project?

A project is an organizational space for related Atomicat assets.

A project can help group items such as:

• Pages
• Funnels
• Quizzes
• Products
• Videos
• MIA chats
• Campaign assets

Projects are especially useful when your account has many pages or when multiple people work in the same workspace.

When to use projects

Use a project when you want to separate work by:

• Brand
• Client
• Product
• Offer
• Funnel
• Campaign
• Language
• Traffic source
• Team responsibility

For example, if you run campaigns for two different products, create one project for each product. This keeps pages, funnels, quizzes, products, and related assets easier to find.

Example project structures

For a business owner

Project name	Use
Main Website	Main pages and public website content
Product Launch	Sales pages, funnel steps, quiz, and product blocks
Lead Generation	Capture pages, forms, quizzes, and lead flows

For an agency

Project name	Use
Client A	All pages, funnels, quizzes, and assets for Client A
Client B	All pages, funnels, quizzes, and assets for Client B
Team Templates	Reusable pages and structures for future work

For a performance marketer

Project name	Use
Meta Ads - Offer 1	Landing pages, funnels, and tracking for one offer
Google Ads - Offer 1	Separate pages and tests for Google traffic
Quiz Funnel Tests	Quiz variations and related lead flows

Best practices for naming projects

Use names that are easy to understand later.

Good examples:

• Brand Name - Main Website
• Client Name - Lead Funnel
• Product Name - Launch Campaign
• Offer Name - Quiz Funnel
• Team - Templates

Avoid names that are too general, such as:

• Test
• New
• Project 1
• Landing

Clear names reduce confusion when you have many pages and campaigns.

How projects improve workflow

Projects help you:

• Find the correct page faster
• Keep campaigns separate
• Reduce mistakes when editing similar pages
• Organize assets by client or product
• Make teamwork easier
• Keep AI chats and campaign context grouped when available

Recommended workflow

1. Create a project before building a campaign.
2. Add pages, funnels, quizzes, and products to the correct project.
3. Use consistent names across assets.
4. Keep tests and live campaigns separate.
5. Review projects regularly and clean up unused assets.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to use projects?+

You can start without projects, but they become useful as soon as you manage more than a few pages or campaigns.

Can one project contain different types of assets?+

Yes. A project is designed to organize related work, which can include pages, funnels, quizzes, products, videos, and other assets depending on the feature.

What is the best project structure?+

The best structure depends on how you work. Most users organize by client, brand, campaign, product, or offer.