Tags let you add keywords to notes, making them easier to find and browse when you’ve got a lot of them. Use tags when a note might apply to more than one category or when you want to filter results in a certain notebook by a keyword. You could use tags to associate notes with categories, memories or locations.
For example, you may create tags for:
- Personal organization: Add a tag for each member of your family, or for the frequency you need to reference it, such as a grocery list or to-do list (daily, weekly, monthly).
- School: Add a tag for each of your subjects, or for individual semesters.
- Project management: Add a tag to identify the project state (active, next, completed) or to the spec number or feature.
- Task management: Add a priority label to notes (p1, p2, p3).
- Recruiting: Add a tag for the location of a position or the hiring manager (nyc, tokyo).
- Research: Add a tag for the relevant company or project.
More tips
Explore the following tips for other ways to work with tags:
- Create shortcuts to tags for quick access to all notes with the same tag.
- Create an organizational structure or naming conventions for notes, notebooks, and tags.
Keywords:
- tag
- label
- organize
- sort
- file
- manage tags
- apply tags
- business tags
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