When you start applying the same fundamental idea to your email inbox, you’ve already taken the first step towards organizing it. The rest of the files or notebooks are neatly stowed away in your cabinets, aren’t they? No one likes to keep old & unnecessary files stacked on their desk. You could have a pile of files or notebooks for the subjects/projects you want to work on right now or refer to. On your work or study desk, you only ever keep the things that you want handy. The first step in organizing your inbox and cleaning up the clutter is to treat your email inbox like the desk that you study from or work on every day. In one of my previous articles where I wrote about the Simple Tricks to Declutter your Inbox and Achieve Inbox Zero, I talked a bit about how “Your Inbox is Like Your Desk.” Use Gmail Templates for Frequent Emails.Enable Nudges in Gmail to Avoid Missing Emails.Use Labels to Group Similar Emails Together.Don't Use Emails for Internal Team Discussions.Enable the 'Send & Archive' Button in Gmail.
And for those of you who have thousands of unread emails in your Gmail inbox, I’ll help you bring some sanity to your inbox. In this article, I’ll tell you the tips and tricks to organize your Gmail inbox and also explain some hidden or lesser-known features that help you organize your emails in Gmail. So how do you organize Gmail inbox? How can you clean up a messy, overflowing account and better organize the emails in a Gmail inbox? Well, it’s easier than you imagine. I’m fairly certain that as you’re reading this, you’re reminded about the mess of emails currently sitting comfortably in your Gmail account. Today, it is very common to see a Gmail inbox filled up to the brim with irrelevant and junk emails (a majority of them unread), which leads to important emails getting lost in the chaos of the clutter. The abundance of email storage offered by Google has made us somewhat careless about how we handle our Gmail inbox.
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