Struggling to manage your Gmail inbox? Here’s what you need to do | Tech News

Struggling to manage your Gmail inbox? Here’s what you need to do

Most of us are guilty of having a mismanaged inbox. Here are a set of tricks that will help you manage your Gmail inbox.

By: HT CORRESPONDENT
| Updated on: Aug 20 2022, 19:31 IST
You can create your to-do list on Gmail using Google Tasks.
You can create your to-do list on Gmail using Google Tasks. (Gmail)

Most of us are guilty of having a mismanaged inbox. With an endless stream of message hitting our inbox all day long, it's extremely difficult, if not impossible, to keep a track of what is important, what's not and what needs to be deleted.

Thankfully, G Suite has a set of tools and features that are aimed at helping Gmail users stay focused and organized. Take a peek:

You may be interested in

MobilesTablets Laptops
31% OFF
Google Pixel 7 Pro 5G
  • Obsidian
  • 12 GB RAM
  • 128 GB Storage
31% OFF
Google Pixel 128GB
  • Black
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 128 GB Storage
48% OFF
Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus
  • Green
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 128 GB Storage
7% OFF
Google Pixel 7 5G
  • Obsidian
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 128 GB Storage

Schedule sending messages

Also read
Looking for a smartphone? To check mobile finder click here.

Did you know Gmail has a feature that allows users to schedule sending messages? Simply said, users can write a message at any time and send it at a time that is more relevant or useful to the receiver. "With Schedule send, you can plan exactly when your email will be sent in Gmail. This means your emails can reach teammates at a time that's convenient for them," Google wrote in a blog post..

Here's how you can schedule sending a message:

-- When you have written your email, click the arrow to the right of the Send button in Gmail.

-- Now select "Schedule send."

-- Next, choose a date and time that works for you.

-- Once you've scheduled at least one email, you'll see a new box called Scheduled where you can see emails set to be sent. Here you can reschedule your emails and even cancel sending the message altogether.

Turn your emails into Tasks

ALSO READ: Master these Gmail hacks to make your life easier

Here's what you need to do:

-- Click and drag your email into the Tasks list located in the Gmail companion bar.

-- Now type the text that describes your task, and a link to the email is attached to the bottom.

-- Alternatively, you can also press SHIFT + K when you are in an email to automatically add it to your Tasks list.

Send and archive emails

One of the easiest ways to manage your Gmail account is by archiving emails when they are no longer needed. Gmail comes with a feature that allows users to reply to an email and archive it all in one go.

Here's what you need to do:

-- Go to your Gmail Settings.

-- Click on the General tab and then click on the "Show 'Send & Archive'" button.

-- Now scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save Changes.

-- Now, when you write an email, you will see the "Send & Archive" button at the bottom of the page. Click on it to manage your emails.

ALSO READ: Gmail's five features every user must know

Create a Google Calendar event

Many-a-times emails contain requests for meetings. However, it is difficult to keep track of meetings and meetups using plain and simple emails. Thankfully, there is an easy way to manage this issue using Google Calendar.

Here's how to create Calendar events from emails:

-- When you're in an email, navigate to the three dots and click Create Event.

-- This will open a new Calendar tab.

-- The subject of the email becomes the event title, anyone in the "To" or "Cc" line is added as a guest to the event, and the most recent reply to the thread is embedded in the description.

-- Click "Save," and you're done!

Catch all the Latest Tech News, Mobile News, Laptop News, Gaming news, Wearables News , How To News, also keep up with us on Whatsapp channel,Twitter, Facebook, Google News, and Instagram. For our latest videos, subscribe to our YouTube channel.

First Published Date: 19 Feb, 10:30 IST
Tags:
NEXT ARTICLE BEGINS