How Do You Organize Your Bookmarks?

[imnorth]

Hey guys (and girls)!

Every day,  I access a number of different online blog posts and articles. It is not uncommon that I want to save them for later use. Also, I have loads of different SEO services bookmarked.  Now, I am finding it harder and harder to keep everything organized even though I try to use bookmark folders.

Hence, it would be really interesting to hear how you keep your bookmarks, links, text snippets and articles tidy and organized.

Cheers

[imnorth]

Thanks for all the responses!

I use FF with folders and subfolders for the bookmarks. Also, I use the add-on "Read Later" for RSS posts I want to take a look at which is pretty convenient.

It's just always interesting to hear what solutions other people are using.

[Catalyste]

I personally use Firefox and save them of monthly folders where I can go and get some inspiration. I also use delicious to save the one I found most relevant in order to share it with people interested in it.

[flowsimple]

Old habits die hard for me. I still use delicious.com. They have extensions for different browsers that make it easy to quickly tag and add links. Whenever I need to recall a link, it's been pretty useful.

For notes, text, and snippets, Google docs.

[bradkrussell]

I organise mine similar to what Ryan said, however I then go one step further and have a separate folder for frequency (for blogs etc, not for tools).

So if it's something I'm likely to check multiple times daily (e.g. the SEOmoz Q+A forums), I'll have that in a folder called 'Daily'. If it's something like Mashable's SEO topics (http://mashable.com/follow/topics/SEO/) I'll only check that every couple of weeks, hence it will be in a different folder.

[RyanKent]

What browser are you using?

For example, in Firefox you can use folders to organize your bookmarks. You can even nest subfolders within folders so you can have a SEO folder with subfolders such as CRO, Tools, etc.