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Business 1 / Expenses / 2016 / Advertisement / Adwords / invoice-jan-1st.pdf
Business 1 / Taxes / 2015 / PayPal / Statements / monthly-balance-sheet-feb.pdf
With Google Drive, it syncs to all of my computers. I have three which it syncs to and all three are backed up daily (actually, hourly, whenever I use my computer it makes an incremental backup). In other words, I have multiple, redundant copies of everything important.
For websites, I just bookmark them. I don't actually have very many that matter. The ones I can't live without, I can remember. I use Google Drive as well. I have the smallest paid plan which is 100Gb. I'm at around 85Gb now and will upgrade to the 1Tb version soon. For documents, I print and file them, then save them to Google Drive (or vice versa - scan them from physical copy). On Google drive, I have a categorical system by business type/name, year, name. For example: [code=text]Business 1 / Expenses / 2016 / Webhosting / Linode / invoice-may-001.pdf Business 1 / Expenses / 2016 / Advertisement / Adwords / invoice-jan-1st.pdf Business 1 / Taxes / 2015 / PayPal / Statements / monthly-balance-sheet-feb.pdf[/code] With Google Drive, it syncs to all of my computers. I have three which it syncs to and all three are backed up daily (actually, hourly, whenever I use my computer it makes an incremental backup). In other words, I have multiple, redundant copies of everything important. For websites, I just bookmark them. I don't actually have very many that matter. The ones I can't live without, I can remember.
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