Here’s the question posed in this edition of Ask The Entrepreneurs:

What’s your favorite email hack?

  1. Set up an Alias

– Robert Castaneda, ServiceRocket 2. Install Rapportive

– Ben Lang, Mapped In Israel 3. Unsubscribe From Things

– Scott Ferreira, MySocialCloud 4. Filter Obsessively

– Kelly Azevedo, She’s Got Systems 5. Create an “Answer Later” Folder

– Michael Margolis, Get Storied 6. Use Outlook’s Offline Functionality

– Aaron Schwartz, Modify Watches 7. Use Boomerang for Gmail

– Doreen Bloch, Poshly Inc.   8. Don’t Check Your Email

– Wade Foster, Zapier 9. Use Apps to Keep Your Inbox at Zero There are three apps that all keep me at “inbox zero” at least once a day: The first and second are Boomerang for Gmail and the Mailbox iOS app. I use them to track follow-up emails and snooze emails until later. The third app is SaneBox, which automatically moves less important emails out of your inbox and into another folder. Then, once a day, it sends a summary email of what you missed. – Henry Balanon, Detroit Labs 10. Identify Email Patterns With Toofr!

– Ryan Buckley, Scripted, Inc. 11. Answer the Same Questions With Canned Responses

– Sean Ogle, Location 180, LLC

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