5 Easy Ways to Organize Ideas with Walling

[@Simpletivity]

Get started with Walling and bring clarity to your ideas (it's FREE!): bit.ly/wallingapp

[@MrCoolmarketing]

I use a whiteboard for such things. But I don't have a lot of websites that need constant updating. Once I build a sales funnel and it works I leave it alone and maybe build another to use in a rotator for a split test. What I want to know more about is a Great all-in-one Side Bar for Chrome! 😁

[@Simpletivity]

Stay tuned, Bruce. The Chrome video is coming Thursday!

[@MrCoolmarketing]

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[@maheshbabu-pe3tk]

Hi Scott, thanks for sharing valuable information. Can you share info on which tool you are using for recording the videos. And make video on it plss

[@Simpletivity]

Thanks for watching and for your question, Mahesh. You can learn more about how I record and edit my videos here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJ_Eh6VmiLukh5Y

[@carlos_mann]

Is this an app that I upload files to use within the application? And it allows me to manage them that way. Or does this act as an alternative to file explorer? And it just sits on top of everything and allows for me to search as if i was using the search feature in Windows os?

[@rickdee888]

I am suppose to create ideas and then turn the ideas into Kanban where they will start to become task(s). So how can I quickly make a copy of those idea bricks and have them inside the Kanban section?

[@Simpletivity]

Great question. You can always change the view of each section (so turn your ideas section into a Kanban board). Or you can move them (and or copy them) from one section into another (i.e. ideas to Kanban). I hope that helps!

[@buikemanisiobi1975]

It doesn't work for me, it always open google homepage please what could be the problem.

[@Simpletivity]

You can sign up for Walling with either an email address or via your Google account.

[@buikemanisiobi1975]

@@Simpletivity I have done that and when it opens, it immediately redirects to the google homepage

[@WeenBoy]

*5 Easy Ways to Organize Ideas with Walling* 1. Hang a corkboard or whiteboard on your wall. This is an easy way to organize your ideas and keep track of what needs to be done. You can use push pins or magnets to attach notes, pictures, or other items to the board. 2. Use a whiteboard or corkboard to make a to-do list. Write down your tasks for the day or week and then check them off as you complete them. This is a great way to stay on track and avoid forgetting anything. 3. Use a whiteboard or corkboard to brainstorm ideas. Write down your ideas as they come to you. This is a great way to get all of your thoughts out of your head and onto paper (or the board). 4. Use a whiteboard or corkboard to track your progress on a project. This is a great way to stay motivated and see your progress. You can also use this method to track the progress of your team members. 5. Use a whiteboard or corkboard to display important information. This is a great way to keep track of deadlines, meetings, or other important events. You can also use this method to display a company or team calendar. ▶SUBSCRIBE: kzbin.info/door/kp_ztW0OVWB8pyTKjn7KLA ▶ CONNECT WITH ME INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/ween.boy TWITTER: twitter.com/ween_boy FACEBOOK: facebook.com/profile.php?... ▶ Thanks for watching! @ween boy

[@thomashartmann5037]

Unexpected and funny! I see your points in this, but your suggestions only works well if you are stationary. For me, moving between my office desk and other locations with either a laptop or an iPad, this type of software is great, my current favorites are Milanote and Miro and I’m looking forward to test out upcoming Apple’s Freeform for iPad and MacOS. As with every productivity software out there, there’s always the risk of putting to much effort in organizing stuff, instead of getting things done.