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Now for the quick list! I know this is a quick version, but the mini ebook has a lot of helpful explanations and details and tips!
- Personal Emails
- Unsubscribe to emails you just don’t find yourself ever opening
- Try using subfolders to keep things more organized
- Clean it out to avoid digital clutter
- Be selective about who gets your email address
- Don’t let checking emails take over your time
- Work Emails
- Again, try using subfolders to keep things organized
- Categories! Color code and organize by Category
- Rules! Set up rules to sort emails automatically
- Follow Up! Set reminders for yourself to follow up
- Quick Steps! One-click little jobs like sorting emails or using an email template
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