9 Chrome plugins recommended for entrepreneurs, for better organization of work and life by Artur Kurasiński

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The post was originally published in Polish on Artur’s LinkedIn profile. Artur kindly agreed to republish what we think is of great value to our readers.

9 Chrome plugins I use and recommend for entrepreneurs that help you better organize and make your life easier. Full list below:

1. Loom – maybe sometimes you need to show or explain something to someone. Fire up Loom and add show your commentary by showing a page or some project on the screen along with your face (or just your voice).

2. DocuSign – signing documents with a foreign partner? Boom! DocuSign will make the whole process easier for you and let you close the deal with literally one signature.

3. MailTrack – this is a tool for tracking sent emails. It will let you know if your emails have been opened (or not) and how many times.

4. Toggl – the perfect tool for recording how much time you spend on a particular activity. Want to know what you waste time on and eliminate it? Just install Toggl and get better control of your life.

5. Momentum – If you fire up a page in Chrome you will see a beautiful photo and a question about what you want to do today. This plugin is a nifty task list that motivates you in a simple way. I love it! 🙂

6. Kipwise – came across something while browsing the web? Save it and share it with your team. Yes, trivially easy.

7. Hunter – collecting email addresses from every site he browses. Also provides sources where email addresses/contact information was found. Valuable for sales departments and beyond.

8. Pocket – I use to save articles from the web for later. I also often use Pocket as a repository of links for my Sunday newsletter.

9. Drag – allows you to turn your Gmail into easy-to-use task lists. Drag will help you organize your emails by steps, such as “To Do”, “To Do” and “Done”. Mega helpful.

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Translation: Krzysztof Kowalski

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