Daily Time Saver Using Firefox Bookmarks

Posted by James in Affiliate, How To, Video

Many people ask me for tips on how to stay organized. This is one trick many seasoned internet marketers still don’t know. You can arrange your bookmarks in the popular browser Firefox into folders and open the contents of each folder all at once using “open all in tabs’.

Two years ago…

I needed to have a systematized way to batch my tasks so i grouped my bookmark folders into groups such as: affiliate carts, check daily, forums, social accounts, linking etc…. This allows me to get in and get out fast with one click. It works well for any tasks you do often and avoids the need to install any extra firefox add ons or automation devices.

Handy RSS reader

My mac with firefox also has a RSS reader menu across the browser and I use that for Gmail, Twitter, Facebook, Forum and Newswatch updates just by hovering. Well worth checking out!

Video demonstration

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