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Add a label to emails in Gmail when new posts are published in WordPress

Stay organized and save time by automating your email labeling process when a new post is published on your WordPress site. With this workflow, whenever you create a new post in WordPress, it will trigger the addition of a label to a specified email in your Gmail inbox. This seamless connection between WordPress and Gmail helps you keep track of your published content and related communications more efficiently.

Stay organized and save time by automating your email labeling process when a new post is published on your WordPress site. With this workflow, whenever you create a new post in WordPress, it will trigger the addition of a label to a specified email in your Gmail inbox. This seamless connection between WordPress and Gmail helps you keep track of your published content and related communications more efficiently.

  1. When this happens...
    WordPressWordPress
    New Post

    Triggers when a new post is created.

    TriggerPolling
  2. automatically do this!
    GmailGmail
    Add Label to Email

    Add a label to an email message.

    ActionWrite
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Supported triggers and actions

    • FileRequired

    • Post

    • Filename

    • Title

    • Author

    • Caption

    • Description

    • Alt Text

    • Comment Status

    • Ping Status

    Action
    Write
    • Post Types

    • Post Statuses

    • Trigger only when state changes?

    Trigger
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    • Post TypeRequired

    Action
    Write
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One of the most popular email services, Gmail keeps track of all your emails with threaded conversations, tags, and Google-powered search to find any message you need.

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