Don't spend time categorizing your bookmarks into a limited hirerchical structure of folders and subfolders. Instead, use tags (keywords or phrases) that identify each of your online resources.

For example, when you add a bookmark for Google.com, instead of creating a bookmark folder called "Search Engines" you can use tags like google, search engine, mashup, portal to identify your online resource.

In addition, Jumptags.com provides an additional way of organizing Jumptags with Jumptags Collections. You can create a collection for any topic or subject and add Jumptags that relate to that subject in that collection, irrespective of the tags used to identify the online resource.

Categorize your Jumptags with tags and group resources into collections

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