I try to keep my tags as general/simple as possible…but you can make them more detailed if you wish. Then later when searching for this, I can search by the tag “goals”. For example, I’d likely tag this article as “goals”. No matter where you save something in Evernote, as long as you tag it, find is simple. Tags are what really make Evernote unique. Then the next time you’re in Evernote, you can move it to another notebook…. Your Inbox can act as a holding place until you have the time to think of a specific notebook name. You can also send it to your Inbox to sort out later.
Think of your “notebooks” as your “file folders”. Or create a new notebook right there on the spot. If you already have notebooks set up in your account, you can choose one from the drop down menu. Then, I just need to tell Evernote where to save it. In this case, I’m going to clip this blog post as a simplified article. Or you can take a screenshot of a portion of the page you’d like to save… Yep, Web Clipper removes it all! You can save it as an ARTICLE which would look like this…Īs a simplified article, where the website header and other details have been removed… When you find something you love and want to reference again, you probably don’t want to see all the ads or blog sidebar type stuff. And this is what I love about the clipper. When you click the elephant, a menu box pops up…įrom there you have a variety of formats for saving. Once Web Clipper is on your browser, all you need to do is click the cute little elephant icon whenever you stumble upon something to save… You can download and install in seconds right here. Once you have your Evernote account set up, all you need to do is add the Web Clipper to your browser. I’m particularly excited about sharing Web Clipper because I know this is going to help SO MANY of you! No matter what you do everyday – a home maker, a blogger, an organizer, a business owner, a secretary, just love browsing online….whatever the case…this is going to make your work life and personal life a lot more organized. Web Clipper is essentially your “save button” for everything on the web.
And I’m starting with one very basic function that will simplify life…and blow your mind. But now… now…we are finally digging into some simple how-to’s. Between joining them for a live q&a in January and then becoming an Evernote Community Leader a few short months later…there’s been some chatter up in here about the platform. You’ve heard me talk quite a bit about Evernote this year.
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