When Referring to an Email, Link it and Save Everyone’s Time
Unique URL Links for Email Conversations lets you save and share an email with a link — just like would with a Dropbox or Google Drive link. This is perfect for all sorts of situations,
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NEW! Save Your Emails as a PDF, but with Full Encryption Security
Sometimes you need to be extra careful with your records. Contract details. Financial data. Health information. Trade secrets. Legal discovery. New product releases. We could go on, but you get the idea. Some information needs . . .
Got Taxes? Get Them Ready in Just 1 Click
Just in time for tax season, we’ve released a new tool that’s magic for your email receipts (ex: Uber, Amazon, Walmart, G Suite, Dropbox, etc.). It’s called Get My Receipts, and it works with . . .
NEW! Get All Your Email Messages Into One Spreadsheet
Your Gmail data is a treasure trove. Let’s say you get an email every time a customer makes a purchase, completes a lead form, or registers for your conference or webinar. That data is valuable . . .
How to Declutter Your Messy Hard Drive
How to declutter your messy hard drive for improved productivity and effortless cloud storage management.
We Tried 5 Top Productivity Chrome Extensions—These Were Our Favorites
We love productivity Chrome extensions. If you didn’t know this, you haven’t looked at our list of over 50+ free productivity extensions for Gmail. And if you use Gmail, we absolutely recommend trying (at . . .
How to Get More Done (With Less Effort!) in 2019
Well, we’re a week into 2019. How are your resolutions coming? My reading and exercise resolutions are on track. My diet resolution…? Do we have to talk about that one? Still, after an up and . . .
Top 10 Ways Gmail Can Rescue Your Business in 2019
Email is universal. It can be annoying. It can be frustrating. It can be downright overwhelming. But email isn’t going away. That’s why we’ve spent the last few years building over 50 free Gmail . . .
How 2018 Taught Us That ‘the Death Of Email’ Will Never Actually Happen
In 2015, Inc.com’s contributing editor, John Brandon, predicted the death of email, saying it would become obsolete by 2020. It’s the end of 2018, and no one is cancelling their email accounts. What Brandon . . .
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