So as long as you have a couple GBs of storage there (or a couple of hundred if you jumped on any promotions), you should be fine.Įvernote is the opposite (you only get 60 MB of storage for free every month). Even if it was a paid service, the revenue wouldn’t make a dent in the giant’s multi-billion dollar quarter results. But if I’m ever at a loss for ideas, I just come back to the list.OneNote is a very small part of MS’s business. I save them in my Blogging notebook and check off topics as I write them. In order to maintain the current blogging schedule I’ve been doing, I need to keep track of all my blog topic ideas, no matter how insignificant they may seem. Whenever I hear or read something that really clicks with me, I save it to my “Inspiration” notebook. You can save them all to a Notebook and you have one place where you can easily access visual inspiration whenever you need it. She uses Evernote to upload and save any photos that inspire her.
My wife Tasra is the photographer in the family. I keep my equipment checklist in Evernote, as well as any other important checklists. It’s also a good practice to do this whenever you talk to places like your bank, credit card company, or any other business where you might want to go back and reference what they said. Any time I’m on the phone with a client or prospect for any length of time, I create an Evernote to take notes. Evernote has web clipping plugins for all the major browsers.
And if you clip the whole page (as opposed to just the link), you can still read it even if you’re not connected to the internet. This is great if you’re doing research on a documentary project for instance. I love using the web clipping feature for saving web pages that I want to go back and read. Whenever I have an idea for a film, or an idea to implement in a film project I’m already working on, I create a note and put it in the appropriate Notebook (Notebooks are the places where you store Evernote notes). But here are seven ways in which I use it specifically as a creative professional. And naturally there’s an iPhone version as well. There’s a desktop version, so if you don’t have an internet connection, you can still work on any notes you’ve created. One of the things I love about Evernote is that it gives you unlimited storage space (although depending on your plan, you may have a limited amount of data you can upload in any one month). If you already have scanned documents as PDFs or jpegs, just attach them to a note. You can scan receipts and documents directly to Evernote with scanners like Fujitsu’s ScanSnap. This Cloud app is widely popular due to its ability to help you create a paperless office. I have no doubt that if you read this blog, you are most likely the kind of professional who has at least heard of Evernote.
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