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All right. I gotta know. How do all of you organize your information?

I’ve almost got a handle on ebooks, info products, etc. I’ll even share my system if anyone is interested. However, I can’t seem to figure out the best way to organize notes.

For example, I will be posting a video this week reviewing some free videos on building traffic. While I’m writing the reviews it is easy enough to keep my notes together, but once I’m done I can’t seem to figure out the best way to organize them and remember to use them later.

So I’m asking for your help, my awesome readers. How do you organize your notes so that you remember all the great information you have and can find it when you need it? I really appreciate any suggestions!!

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  • What I do is I have notebooks, and then I have dedicated sections in it and I use those little sticky tabs that I write the topic on and stick it on the notes to separate topics and I can clearly see them when the notebook is closed so I could just open to the page that I need.
  • To organize my notes, I use a simple tool called mynoteit.com . It is very easy and very useful when you have lots of notes to handle.
  • How do I organize information... well its pretty much organized clutter. If I actually try to organize stuff legitimately... I will never find anything. So I like my organized mess

    -Randy
  • I solve the problems on several pages. Besides I tend to write on and on until I am getting messy in all papers.
    How to be more organized? Thanks for this post.
  • I use an accordion folder to organize all my things. It gives me more space than a binder and is a bit lighter. Also, you can paperclip together things that go in a set like if you were to organize history notes by date. You can put sticky notes on the side of the paper to note what kind of notes they are. But your tips is also very effective i will use it. Thanks for it.
  • one way could be to use google docs. other most basic idea is to have a separate folder in your hdd or use any online storare service for future reference.
  • Keep everything on your computer and save it on your pendrive with different folders for each subject. Thats the best way to save them and use them when required. Also you can create zip files and mail it to yourself so that there is no chance of losing them.
  • I have a small journal where I keep all of my IMPORTANT notes. The reason I say "important" is that I have stopped trying to organize the massive inflow of information. Over time I have learned what is truly valuable (I'll want to use it at a later time) and what is just "nice to know".
  • Just think that you organize your lecture notes. Just like using a binder with dividers,(use folder and subfolders) in which I keep the notes that are currently relevant. Keep older files that you wouldn't need immediately in in your project. First things first, rearrange the important one.

    -Miyaka Yusheto
  • yes friends now a days ebooks place a vital role.... in internet
  • I have to admit that it doesn't work for me - as hard as I try I can't do it
  • It is a never ending process and there always remains scope of improvement. I follow the same practice of making the subject folders and feeding their position in a list.
  • It is a never ending struggle to keep organized with all the info we process. What I do is I have notebooks, and then I have dedicated sections in it and I use those little sticky tabs that I write the topic on and stick it on the notes to separate topics and I can clearly see them when the notebook is closed so I could just open to the page that I need.

    This has been working for me and I find that I can easily remember what is where because I refer to them a lot and I use different color notebooks so that helps to separate topics even more.

    For remembering anything I use post its and I stick them in a visible place. Like right on my computer monitor or on my desk where I will be sure to see them. There is also a free email alert service I have been using lately, it's pretty cool they will send you free emails for alerts that you set up as reminders to do stuff: http://www.memotome.com/
  • I am still trying to figure that out, but I normally use a spreadsheet so I can always access all of my information.
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