Articles that mention "Gmail"

The 50 Best Hidden Productivity Tricks in Trello, Slack, Evernote and More

Trello, Asana, Evernote, Todoist, Slack, and Google Inbox are all some of the very best productivity tools. They're each focused on a different function—from task management to email—but they're also each well-designed and intuitive.

10 Realistic Ways to Keep Your Overflowing Inbox Under Control

Something I've noticed from building Exist is that a surprising amount of work in a startup is just sending emails.

Forget Inbox Zero: Manage Your Inbox Better with These Smart Email Workflows

Email is the treadmill of the business world: you can never stop or you’ll fall behind. No matter how many emails we answer today, there will always be more waiting in the inbox tomorrow morning.

Add Invisible Hashtags to Your Emails for Better Search and Organization

Ever send an email and then have a difficult time finding it again, perhaps because the email was short or contained just a link? Well, here's a clever way to get around that and make your emails much more searchable.

How do you Graph Your Unread Email Count in Gmail?

Your inbox can be overwhelming when it's packed with unread messages. But it doesn't have to be that way. If you check your email often enough and bring it back to Inbox Zero, all you'll need to do is answer a handful of unread emails.

ScholarMatch Tracks Donations Across Databases & Email Automatically

Applying for college intimidates many a high school junior and senior. Getting an acceptance letter is only part of the complicated, daunting process. There's securing financial aid, getting into a dorm, registering for classes, buying books.

A Subscription Box Business Built Automated Workflows Instead of Hiring Developers

It’s not every day a company makes in a week what would usually take six months.

How the Seahawks Management Team Listens to the World’s Loudest Fans

Seattle Seahawks fans are the loudest in the world. Really, they are. A packed CenturyLink Field of over 68,000 fans on December 2 set a Guinness World Record for crowd noise, clocking in at 137.6 decibels. That’s equivalent to a jet engine on takeoff.

How One Startup Uses Social Media to Qualify Leads and Double Sales’ Output

An increase in leads doesn’t necessarily mean a rise in sales is imminent. Instead, it could mean more time wasted is on the way for your sales team.