Lifehacking 101: Organizing Email
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Kevin Purdy, senior editor at Lifehacker and weekly guest for the month of August, helps listeners be more productive in the digital age.
This week: how to organize your email. Comment below with you email organizational tips!
Comments [7]
dear mr lehrer in connection with the shows on the constitution i Am very supprized you did not include that great quote of b franklin. that was made on one of your shows back a month or so. about his forsight on same. your jp james pickens 177-14 135th ave 11434 .no computer.
JEN...Who pulled your chain?
One thing a lot of people do to help stay on top of their email is use a separate address for shopping.
My company just launched a free web application to help keep clutter and spam associated with merchant messages out of your regular e-mail inbox.
I am really interested in gathering feedback from Brian Lehrer show listeners. Is anyone else using a separate e-mail address for shopping? If so, what email service are you using?
For those who are interested, you can learn more about our application and sign-up by following the link below.
http://www.weshopnetwork.com/how_it_works
Apologies for the shameless plug - hope this is on topic and relevant - I hate to see spam in comments boards too....
The truth is we're all tired of hearing the news...another day, another bomb by one Muslim group in Iraq or somewhere else.... we also need to know how to do things like organize email --- buy the NY Post if you want the news
Ok c'mon seriously? Do you all really need a discussion on this topic...news must be slow today!
Just use Gmail.
Outlook 2007 still has the same, very clumsy, Rules Wizard as previous versions of the program. Rules can't be sorted and edited, like, for example, Favorites can.
Is there any software that you can add on to Outlook to allow robust rule creation and editing?
Thanks.
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