How do you organize your stuff?

sadbruhmoments · Oct 23, 2019

Hi, everyone.

I joined BHW something like two weeks ago, and since I'm a complete newbie in IM, I'm still trying to familiarize with everything and learning a lot.

So, how do you organize your stuff? Other than having some threads bookmarked, do you copy/paste them in a note taking app? Also talking about courses, bots, programs etc. that you download from here, do you save them in a cloud? Do you use a different browser or even a different pc for your work?

Sorry for the stupid question, but again, since I'm just getting started, I wanted to know how to be the most productive when it comes to take action.

tubeboost · Oct 23, 2019

I'm trying to focus on main things and throw off all the rest.

Deleted member 813988 · Oct 23, 2019

Bookmarks and Notes (To-do with links).

MrAttribution · Oct 23, 2019

This is huge topic. 5 people will give you 6 opinions.

Personally I bookmark and screenshot visuals for inspiration, but when it comes to knowledge, I usually write it down by topics in OneNote. Writing it down (or copying to notes) makes it tidy, while bookmarking all websites forces you to filter through all the junk everytime you go back to it.

KHR · Oct 23, 2019

Hello @sadbruhmoments hope you are doing well.

I always use Reminder, Note Apps & Gmail Drafts. I have lot's of categorized Folders in Chrome Bookmarks & save the important links. Even I have a special folder only for BHW.

I also maintain a Hand Notebook, It's really helpful for writing Plans, Ideas & Strategies that create a solid mindset.

Best of luck with your New Journey...

thetraveller · Oct 23, 2019

I use evernote for important notes, trello for to do lists, and notepad++ for anything else. As for the browser, I use Chrome with the session buddy addon, which is helpful in case I accidentally close it with all my 60-70 opened tabs

ThreeTimes · Oct 23, 2019

i love to bookmark stuff and schedule it. Simple

Zwielicht · Oct 25, 2019

Try doing one thing at a time. A big problem people often have when they're new to internet marketing is that they get inundated by information then try to do everything all at once. Read things, find out what interests you, and narrow your focus from there.

For instance, after a while you might find yourself taking a liking to creating IG accounts and selling them on BHW. Focus on learning what it takes to build an IG account first, then figure out how you want to accept payments (i.e., learn to send invoices, learn about cryptocurrency and wallets, etc), learn about the BHW marketplace after, and then research potential competitors to see if there's anything you missed (I don't actually sell IG accounts, I'm just using it as a basic example). The order you learn about those things doesn't matter as much as focusing on one at a time, even if it gets a bit tedious.

If you were to organise that information, that really depends on your preferences. Bookmarks are handy, but putting things into folders will make things easier to find (e.g., IG account creation, BHW marketplace, Cryptocurrencies, etc). If there's something you think is really important, open a Word documemnt and put things into basic bulletpoints. If you find it easier to talk about things rather than jot down notes, consider using voice to text software like Dragon NaturallySpeaking. Just my 2¢.

IG Professor · Oct 25, 2019

When you manage many projects it's easy to get mess with your projects. You can either create different windows users for each project. or Create new boards on Trello app for each project and use google sheets. try to stick with 1 project and once it's working move on to the next project
You can also use chrome extension called 'To do list' to create notes and reminders.

bartosimpsonio · Oct 25, 2019

I use notepad for random stuff

Asana for tasks

Spreadsheets for almost everything else

sadbruhmoments · Oct 25, 2019

Zwielicht said:
Try doing one thing at a time. A big problem people often have when they're new to internet marketing is that they get inundated by information then try to do everything all at once. Read things, find out what interests you, and narrow your focus from there.

For instance, after a while you might find yourself taking a liking to creating IG accounts and selling them on BHW. Focus on learning what it takes to build an IG account first, then figure out how you want to accept payments (i.e., learn to send invoices, learn about cryptocurrency and wallets, etc), learn about the BHW marketplace after, and then research potential competitors to see if there's anything you missed (I don't actually sell IG accounts, I'm just using it as a basic example). The order you learn about those things doesn't matter as much as focusing on one at a time, even if it gets a bit tedious.

If you were to organise that information, that really depends on your preferences. Bookmarks are handy, but putting things into folders will make things easier to find (e.g., IG account creation, BHW marketplace, Cryptocurrencies, etc). If there's something you think is really important, open a Word documemnt and put things into basic bulletpoints. If you find it easier to talk about things rather than jot down notes, consider using voice to text software like Dragon NaturallySpeaking. Just my 2¢.

Thank you first of all to you and to all of those who have replied.

Exactly what I'm doing. I've bookmarked a lot of threads and organized them in folders directly in my browser, then I'm using Simplenote to write all the basics I want to learn for every argument, I just need to figure out where I want to begin with.
I'm also using Windows folders to organize files I downloaded from here, ideas and projects that I could develop. I think I'll start to use Word documents to write advanced guides.

Going off-topic, I mainly approached into marketing beacuse of my bad financial situation. My parents are both sick, and I feel that I don't have any time to grow my passions slowly. I've quickly realized since I started my researches that there are no easy ways in this world to make money, that the web is full of gurus doing their money from their info-products and not from what they claim in their courses.

I never spent a single dollar on a course, but I manged to download one of those highly-requested SMMA courses and I like the idea of starting an agency, I might start with this.

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