Comments on: How Many Emails are in Your Inbox? http://yourvirtualadvantage.com/how-many-emails-are-in-your-inbox/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-many-emails-are-in-your-inbox administrative support | virtual support | online business manager | office support | scheduling | cloud computing | administrative support for small business owners and entreprenuers Mon, 09 Jan 2012 18:38:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dane Morgan | Experimental Blogger http://yourvirtualadvantage.com/how-many-emails-are-in-your-inbox/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Dane Morgan | Experimental Blogger Fri, 30 Oct 2009 21:55:19 +0000 http://yourvirtualadvantage.com/?p=130#comment-48 I'm a huge fan of Gmail for organizing email. I like that for the vast majority of email I can just stick it in a folder with a filter and then process it when time allows, but for clients I can do an extra step. I can file the email in their folder, but also leave it in the inbox at the same time. So important emails are in the inbox until completed, then they are archived with a single click and are already sorted into the clients folder. For certain clients that are priorities, I can also flag the email with a star, that way I know what the hotest email i need to handle is. And no email application I've ever tried searches email like Gmail does. Search is awesome. I like Gmail so much I use Google Apps to read my "real" email inboxes in the Gmail tool. I’m a huge fan of Gmail for organizing email. I like that for the vast majority of email I can just stick it in a folder with a filter and then process it when time allows, but for clients I can do an extra step. I can file the email in their folder, but also leave it in the inbox at the same time. So important emails are in the inbox until completed, then they are archived with a single click and are already sorted into the clients folder.

For certain clients that are priorities, I can also flag the email with a star, that way I know what the hotest email i need to handle is.

And no email application I’ve ever tried searches email like Gmail does. Search is awesome.

I like Gmail so much I use Google Apps to read my “real” email inboxes in the Gmail tool.

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