Top ten fantastic tools for organizing your online information

The greatest tools for organizing the web were the subject of a fantastic post by Matt Ragland a few weeks ago. I decided to go into a little more detail about a few lesser-known tools in today's post because they can really help you get much more organized and effective with your online duties.

1. Blossom is a fantastic web application that Buffer employees use every day to manage both personal goals and the development of new features.

2. Draftsapp is a really elegant and user-friendly iPhone software. I use this one to quickly draught tweets, lists, or blog posts, which I then export to a variety of online locations including Dropbox, Evernote, and even Buffer.

3. MindMeister is a truly great tool that will assist you in coming up with a list of your most crucial activities and capturing them as mind maps.

4. Kippt, a brand-new bookmark management system. Simply distribute them as open streams to access an incredible stream of stuff in return.

5. Dragon Dictation if you frequently shout out loud fantastic ideas that you then neglect to record. Here is a fantastic programme that takes care of everything for you; all you have to do is record your voice and get your transcription back.

6. Zootool is a fantastic alternative that will preserve your bookmarked pages in a page that is very aesthetically pleasing and simple to navigate.

7. IFTTT is now much easier to use after receiving a fresh facelift. Numerous jobs can be easily automated online and even offline. My "favourite" tool for Buffering a retweet.

8. Trello - Trello is a great application to help you manage your progress, ideas, and projects in one location and is somewhat comparable to the aforementioned Blossom.

9. Slice - I've found Slice to be really helpful if you do a lot of online shopping and want to keep track of your receipts more quickly. Certainly belongs on this list.

10. Pipedrive - Pipedrive is the tenth item, but certainly not the least. An incredible application that helps you move deals along a pipeline and keep track of sales.

Bonus: Stride. This great application, which I just recently learned about, is another one for quickly closing sales with an incredibly intuitive interface.

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