Why Gmail Priority Inbox Sucks

Posted on November 2, 2010
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6 Responses to “Why Gmail Priority Inbox Sucks”

  1. Eric Olsen
    Nov 02, 2010
    Reply

    Preach! Great tips, Laura!


  2. Josh Crocker
    Nov 02, 2010
    Reply

    Wow Laura, great thoughts!

    Looks like I’ll be getting rid of priority inbox now… :)

    Thanks for the little bit on Gmail filters also. This is something I seem to have missed.

    - JC


  3. Kelvin Kao
    Nov 04, 2010
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    I actually think it can be beneficial, but it’s because I am looking at it a different way. The emails in my inbox never stay unread for long. They are either read or deleted. I don’t just let them sit there unread. After training priority inbox a little bit, it actually got pretty good at figuring out what’s important. And in the process of training it, I realized that I got quite some junk and started unsubscribing a lot of things. While it’s probably meant to point out what’s important, I found the value in pointing out what’s unimportant, so you can get rid of that permanently.

    But then again, I read or delete all my emails anyway. For the remaining email (after the unsubscribing), it just means I am going through email in a slightly different order.


  4. RJ
    Nov 17, 2010
    Reply

    Love your pop up – email captures! Beautiful colors, and love the “gimme”.
    You’re brillant. :-)

    Your gmail insights are so well articulated.

    Thanks Laura


  5. Alonzo Pangani
    Nov 07, 2011
    Reply

    I agree with you.
    You’re better off with hotmail!


  6. IT Jobs
    Dec 01, 2011
    Reply

    Everyone is bound for her/his own opinion. Actually gmail is a helping tool for me in a very great way and I don’t think so if there’s any truth about this.



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