Articles that mention "Gmail"

4 time-saving Gmail settings you didn't know you needed

There was once a time when responding to emails didn't occupy its own double block on your schedule. But endless email is the reality now.

Why Your Gmail Inbox Should Be Your To-Do List

I've read so many articles listing the reasons why you shouldn't use your inbox as a to-do list.

Integration how to: Connect Pipedrive to Gmail

Integration How To: Connect Pipedrive to Gmail - Send Emails for New Deals

The journalist's guide to automating curation

Modern journalism is digging through piles of information and finding the one or two interesting tidbits you can turn into a story. Good ideas live in all sorts of different places: some you find using Twitter, Google News Alerts, or your RSS reader.

4 formas de automatizar your video calls

Yes, we know you're probably tired of video calls right now. If you weren't already working remotely, it's likely been a big adjustment: there's the tech, call etiquette, and frankly, a more conscientious effort to have a smooth-running video call.

How to automate busywork in your personal life

I love to automate things. And not just work things, but also personal things. After all, the more efficient I am at life, the more time I have for one-sided conversations with my dog.

Always be networking: 4 ways to automate your connections

I don't like networking. When I hear the word, I imagine the ultimate schmoozer, thanks to reductive platitudes like "It's not what you know, it's who you know." My mentor put it to me in a different way: always be flirting, or ABF.

How a freelancer automated her client onboarding and grew her business

In 2016, somehow found herself with two master's degrees—an MBA and one in sports management—and zero jobs.

Connect Clickfunnels to Gmail

Connect Clickfunnels to Gmail: Automatically Send Emails When Contacts are Created or Update

How a gift shop used automation to mimic the in-person customer experience

Doing online business is as easy as a Google Form. I think writing down what I did, step-by-step, anyone could do it.