Once you’ve got your tags, you can add them to your Evernote account.I’ve got tags for things like groceries, health, travel, gifts etc. This is easy to do, so don’t think you have to keep these separate. Create tags for different areas of your life if you’re going to use Evernote for both business and personal.Those should be your main tags inside Evernote, particularly if you’re going to be using Evernote to help you research blog topic ideas. Start by looking at the categories you use on your blog posts.How about writing down a bunch of tags that you regularly use and adding them to Evernote. Not the most effective use of the tagging system. I love the search feature in Evernote, but to use it effectively, you need to have an idea of what your tags are, and if you’ve created a ton of tags without thinking about why you’re using them, then you’ll have to keep switching to your tag view to be able to find what you’re looking for. Now, there isn’t necessarily anything wrong with this approach - until you try to find something that is! You see, Evernote allows you to add as many tags as you like, so when I was adding notes to my notebooks, I would tag them willy nilly… as in I had no real plan of why I was using the tags, just that I needed to tag them.
This image shows what my tagging system used to look like. When I first started using Evernote, I went a bit crazy with my tagging… By using the tagging system the right way, you can fill up your Evernote notebooks till your heart’s content and never worry about how you’ll find what you’re looking for.īecause you will have also implemented Evernote tagging best practices. One of the best features of Evernote is its tagging system. Step 4: Go premium so you can take your notebooks offline and access them no matter where you are in the world Step 3: Enable syncing across all your devices (I access Evernote on my MacBook Air, iPhone, and iPad) Step 2: Install the Evernote Web Clipper inside your Chrome browser Step 1: Create Notebooks for different areas of focus.
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