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Email management involves organizing and decluttering the steady stream of emails entering your inbox. It can also teach you how to manage spam or junk emails that become a hassle when you're working. If you're working for a business, email management is more than just decluttering; it becomes a job itself.

Read ahead for twelve foolproof ways Mellen says you can improve your inbox for good. Check e-mail only when you have the time to review and reply to it. ... Check e-mail on demand?disable automatic checking. ... Don't read and answer your e-mail throughout the day. ... Don't answer e-mail at your most productive time of day.

Set up notifications Open the Gmail app. At the top, tap Menu Settings . Select your account and scroll to Notifications. Tap Inbox notifications and select your notification settings. (Optional) To change notification settings for certain labels in your inbox: Tap Manage labels. tap a label, such as Important.

Filter and label messages from a particular sender Open Gmail. In the search box at the top, click Show search options . In the From field, enter the email address of the person whose emails you want to label. At the bottom of the search window, click Create filter. Check the box to Apply your label.

Let's take a look at some proven email management tactics and strategies. Allocate Email Time in Your Calendar. Create Labels, Folders, and Categories. Touch It Once. Follow the 1-minute Rule. Read Top Down, Write Bottom Up. Knowing When to Send Emails. Convert your Group Email Accounts into Shared Inboxes. Wrap Up.

Touch emails only once (and use the "Five D's") Dalton suggests taking action as soon as you open up a message by considering the 5 D's: do, delegate, delete, defer, and designate.