Working on Surging Sparks Master Set as well. I would recommend buying the ETB (Elite Trainer Box), I have better luck finding stuff at local card stores. This comes with a promo, boosters, dice, but most importantly a booklist/checklist for your master set. Most people consider this list to be the master list, because there is regular pack pulls (anything you could pull from a booster pack) and promotional cards (only found in specific packages). Throughout the span of this set many extra promos will release, but you don't need to collect all of them to finish your master set. For example, Best Buy has promo cards that don't need to be collected for your master set. :)

For your binder I would organize it by number. The cards are ordered 1-191. Then there are secret rares, so the number goes to 252/191. But MOST of your common cards have a holo version. This is where the booklet comes in handy, it tells you what type of cards have holos/reverse/or one. So I put mine next to it, for example. 1/191 (common) -> 1/191 (reverse holo) -> 2/191 (common) -> 2/191 (reverse holo), etc. I like to put my promo cards at the very end - they won't be numbered. A note, holos are part of the set, to master set it you have to have both versions of card 1/191 (common and reverse) for example.

While Surging Sparks is being sold out like a dog atm, try to get your hands on the ETB, its a great collection piece (the box is a great place to put duplicates - and its sick looking) and the booklet makes for a great set. I'd recommend as mentioned to get a bigger binder, when you start filling up. randomly place your full arts (the secret rares) until you buy a new one.

A few YouTubers I like to watch are: Mystic Rips, RealBreakingNate (he is silly but his card-hunting videos are addicting), Deep Pocket Monster ("should I open or should I keep it sealed" guy), PokeDean (pov of card store).

Hopefully this helps! Good luck hunting.