Gmail Tips: 8 Gmail Productivity Tips Every User Should Know

Hey friends! I’m Tasia Custode and in this video, I’m sharing 8 Gmail productivity tips every user should know. These are some of my favorite little-known Gmail features.

⏰ TIMECODES:
00:00 - Edit Subject Line Before Forwarding
00:51 - Edit Type of Reply
01:14 - Drag and Drop
01:54 - Change Inbox Categories
02:40 - Enable Confidential Mode & Set Email Expiry Date
03:15 - Change Gmail Layout & Maximum Page Size
04:52 - Icons or Text for Gmail Button Labels
05:33 - Snooze Emails

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[TasiaCustode]

Hey friends! Here are 8 Gmail productivity tips you should know. What's your favorite Gmail tip? Comment below!

[ckava]

My tip for you, , , , please don’t ever think we don’t appreciate all you do. Every time I finish watching one of you videos I learn something new tyvm

[MrShanthoosh]

Your content is exceptional! Please keep creating more videos. Thank you!

[sreedharanbaskaradass]

My favourite is the snooze function, easy way to get back at a later time. Been using gmail for a while but never knew could drag and drop those mails. Always something new to learn from your excellent video. Thank you very much.

[Abhinayanagarajan-xp]

These Gmail tips are gold! I didn’t realize how much I could streamline my workflow just by organizing my inbox better.

[markbehrens_CADDUDE]

Excellent tips! Thank you for posting the video!

[msam]

Amazing & amazing useful info. Thank you 🙏

[miltonbrownrigg]

Can't get enough of your Gmail tips and tricks Tasia. Very much appreciated because I struggle a bit with filters. They never seem to work well for me.

[allismimi]

Thank you! Always learn something new from you. Snooze??!!? How did I NOT know about this!?!

[toddgaddy]

Hi Tasia - love your content. I'm a huge Google ecosystem fan. Your videos are helping me! Thanks again.

[yt.grahame.martin]

Always the Best of Gmail from a Top Gfemale 😀

[ronm]

Thanks Tasia. Confidential mode is my fav.

[mikepanchaud]

Thanks, good info there. Changing the email subject is really usefull, why didn't I spot that before?

[brybuy]

great tips. drag and drop for labels - I never knew but I had recently discovered snoozing which is better than reminders. However, have I been short changed? you normally have a metric tonne of tips, this time it was only a ton. 🙂

[JimNaeve-mi]

I would like to find out how I can increase the font of the text in the actual email message and not everything in Chrome at once. The font in the email list is fine but the text in each message is smaller and I haven't figured out how to increase the email message font by itself. Let me know. Thanks again!

[privatechefrobin]

Hi Tasia - i have been scanning your emails... but cannot find the answer. do you know how to copy and drag text within a Gmail email. it used to work by copying a line of text and dragging it further down within the body of the email, but no longer. Love your videos and Thanks for your time!

[Blahh]

We have folders in Outlook. The mails are moved from inbox to folders by setting Rules.
While in gmail, we can only apply labels. But the mails are still in inbox. And there s no folder.
Is there a way like outlook?

[dronetechaz]

Hello Tasia how making a change the categories name i want. Like " Bills Categories"

[hatham]

Hi tasia
Please show me how to block email i don't want to receive in the future.
Many thanks

[deoclecianoguerreiro]

Please, how to find emails (no subject) ?