Trello is an awesome life organizing tool that makes collaboration fun and extremely easy. The tool boasts of more than 10M users at the moment and still counting. Its ease of use coupled with seamless mobile and web experience has won accolades from the likes of The New York Times, PayPal, Adobe and Google. This short post points out three amazing articles that explain how Trello can be used to create a content management process, running a scrum process using the tool and finally how the app has acted as a silver lining for Belgium’s bereaved.

Developing content with Trello

Social Media Examiner is the largest social media marketing resource in the world that helps millions of businesses to use social media to reach out to prospects, increase awareness, drive traffic and generate sales. Last month, they featured an article on how to develop multiple contents simultaneously while working with your team.

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Trello can be thought to be as an unending bulletin board where notes, ideas and tasks can be arranged in columns. It has an incredible power to alter your thought patterns with respect to your project. The tool allows you to manage a wide variety of projects: events, innovative business ideas, blog posts, websites etc. We’ve handpicked three articles from reputed sources that show some more uses of Trello and included tips to assist you get more from this pretty fascinating tool. This news list includes articles on running a Scrum process with Trello, using the app to organize your sewing projects and other usefulness of the app, such as product management, book writing,  teaching a class and many more.

If you are new to Trello, be sure to check out this useful overview by Knoji titled How To Use Trello — A Step-by-Step Guide to Managing Projects Using Trello.

Use Trello For A Variety of Purposes

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Tools can be used to help us accomplish work easier. The best tools help us not only to finish work faster but also accomplish it in the best way that we can, allowing us to express our creativity and apply it in different ways. Trello is an effective tool by the different ways people say they are using it and how it is helping them. This news list includes three articles that points to how this productivity tool is helping them organize their personal, family and work life.

Two Simple Ways to Organize Life in 2016

Digital Trends is a popular website for technology news, consumer electronic product reviews and other technical and lifestyle information. Early this year, an article about mobile apps was published with the intention to help readers simplify and organize their life with the use of two apps. One of them is the popular task and project management tool Trello. Trello is just as useful for big house and family projects as it is […]

Trello is a popular productivity tool, and the evidence is seen across many resource sites. In this news compilation, it has been included in two lists, one as among a selected choice of PM suite for small businesses. Another list where it is included details how it can be effectively used for workflow management and communication by marketing teams. And its popularity due to its functionality continues to be a standard among competing productivity apps that a new social app, currently in beta, has added similar Kanban-type task management features for its targeted group of customers.

Pingpad adds task management to its app to take on Trello

Pingpad is a social productivity app that is mainly designed around groups and mobile devices. According to company CEO and Co-founder Ross Mayfield, a social productivity app is simple, instant, and social as messaging, enabling users to chat and collaborate across a single app. It is like a social network for getting stuff done, with the latest release adding task management […]

Managing content for multiple clients is no small task. A coherent content/editorial calendar can be the key to helping content teams stay on top of the work. At Heroic Search, we’ve created ours in Trello. Trello is great because it offers a variety of tools that can be used in whatever way is most helpful.

Very basically, here’s how it works: Each piece of content to be generated gets a card on the Content Calendar board. As the piece moves through our workflow, its card moves through lists representing that workflow.

Setting up the board

The Content Calendar should be its own Trello board. When you create it, add everyone who will be working on any part of the content as a member. This will allow you to assign them to relevant cards and will enable them to subscribe to lists and cards to get notifications of actions and comments related to their particular tasks.

You will also want to enable Calendar Mode. This will give you a clear picture of […]