Please share your e-mail workflow, tips.
csomar: Okay, here's my experience with e-mailing.Setup:- I use an ordinary Gmail Email (for 4 years). It gets around 200 email per day (that's around 8 emails/hour).- Apart from the usual email, I have few other emails with domains (like support@mydomain.com). I use Google apps for them and I forward all emails that I receive from these domains to the main ordinary Gmail Email.Benefits:- The ordinary email works like a repository for all my emails. By checking it, I check all emails I have.- The domains emails make it easier for me to arrange emails and keep a record of them. For example, I'm using a separate email address for my PayPal account. This keeps a record of all received or sent payments. In the same time, when I get a payment, the email show up on my primary email and then I get notified without the need to check all my in-boxes.Usage:1- When at home (my office), I run Gtalk full time (rarely my friends nudge me). When I get an email, GTalk pops up a box. I quickly read the email title. If it's the usual spam (80% of my emails are useless), I just ignore it, if it's an important one, I pause work and open my mail box.2- When outside doors, I use my mobile to check emails. Doesn't have a regular checking time, but when I feel I want to check I check. If there is an important email, I read it; but most of the time reply when I get back home.3- I sleep like all humans. When I wake up, the first thing I do (before anything) is running my netbook, check emails, reply or read and then archive them all. My inbox is now empty! A new day, get back at point 1.Usability:- Make use of the Gmail Star (also Gmail keeps emails conversations gathered in one email, that's the most useful feature).- Hit the Spam button