Mindjet mindmanager joint subtopic series#

The figure above, shows a revised map, which I created for this project using MindManager 12 for Windows. Finally, I wanted to be able to note their areas of specialization and, in the case of some, include links to their Content Marketing Institute blog posts. In addition, I wanted to note their email addresses, if available. I wanted to be able to easily access the URLs of each contributorвЂ™s business, or their employerвЂ™s website, and view social media updates. I wanted to be able to study how other content professionals describe and position themselves. Content Management Institute profiles are limited to 50 words. Amazingly there are over 168! My goal was to have an easy way to track and learn as much as I could about each contributor, including the following:

This problem became painfully apparent when I worked on creating a mind map outlining the Content Marketing Institute BlogвЂ™s contributors. If you Zoom In to increase the type size, however, you lose context, or the вЂњbig pictureвЂќ ability to view each topic in relation to all the other topics.

At this size should you try and use MindManagerвЂ™s Fit Map view, the type size decreases so much so that it becomes difficult to read. Today, IвЂ™d like share 10 productivity tips and best practices for working with large mind maps.ДЄs illustrated by the image above, mind maps can become substantially difficult to work with when the number of topics exceeds 60.

Mindjet mindmanager joint subtopic series#

A while ago, I wrote a series of posts helping individuals get the most out of their mapping efforts.