Articles tagged "Calendars"

How to Use Google Calendar

Google Calendar isn't your run-of-the-mill calendar. Sure, it's a place to jot down your appointments, but it's also a way to manage your schedule, set reminders, and stay in sync with colleagues, family, and friends.

How an Award Winning Food Blogger Used Trello, Todoist and Zapier to Grow Traffic 10x

It doesn’t take much to start a blog these days. Just find the perfect domain name, choose a WordPress, Squarespace, or Tumblr template, then pen a quick "Hello World!" post to announce who you are and what your blog is all about.

Connect Google Calendar to Trello

Connect Google Calendar to Trello: Automatically Make Cards from Events

Integration how to: Connect Wufoo to Google Calendar

Integration How To: Connect Wufoo to Google Calendar - Create Events from Form Responses

How to Sync Trello With Google Calendar

Trello might be where you outline your tasks, but Google Calendar is where you go when you're planning your time.

How to Change Your Notifications for Google Calendar

Google Calendar uses push notifications and emails to keep you informed, but you might not want all of those messages—or you might want more of them.

How to Add Tasks in Google Calendar

Ever wish Google Calendar came with a bulit-in to do list app? Good news: Google Tasks is available in the Google Calendar sidebar, meaning you can add tasks from inside Google Calendar. You can also see your tasks, right there in your calendar.

How to Add Reminders to Google Calendar

Google Calendar reminders aren't like other appointments. They're sticky. Add a regular appointment for today at noon, and that event can pass, meaning you'll forget about it.

How to Add Events to Google Calendar from Other Apps

A good calendar is at the heart of any productivity strategy, but it's only useful if all of your appointments are there. You need everything available at a glance so you can plan your time.

How to turn Google Calendar into the ultimate productivity hub

You look at your calendar every morning. Then you check your to do list, check the weather, ask your co-workers and family what they're up to, then maybe see if your favorite show or sports team is on TV later tonight. It's...a lot.