How to Block (And Unblock) Emails on Gmail

Stop Unwanted Emails in GmailWe all get annoying emails in consumer Gmail and business Gmail that aren’t necessarily spam.

Let’s look at some of these types of incoming emails and why you might want to block them instead of reporting them as spam. Then we’ll look at how to block and unblock emails.

The emails in question are sometimes personalized. They often come directly from an individual email account (as opposed to from an email server).

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Gmail Templates: How to Create Them Using Canned Responses

Create Gmail TemplatesBoth consumer Gmail and business Gmail users often have a need to create Gmail templates.

Fortunately, Google Labs developed an easy (and free) way to create Gmail templates. This app is called Canned Responses. As its name implies, the intent of the app was for responding to inbound emails. However, the majority use case may well be for new outbound emails.

Access to Canned Responses is available to Google Workspace users by default, but user access can be disabled by a Google Workspace administrator in the admin console.

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Login to Gmail as Different Users in the Same Browser

Many people have multiple Gmail logins.

An example is someone who has a personal Gmail account and one or more business Gmail (Google Workspace) accounts.

In fact, independent contractors such as marketers can have many business Gmail accounts—one for each of their customers.

The good news is that an individual can login to Gmail as different users within the same browser.

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Gmail Offline For Business and Consumer Users

Google has introduced native Gmail Offline for business (Google Workspace) and consumer users of Gmail.

This means that Gmail users can now read, reply to and compose emails while not connected to the internet. What’s more, no Chrome extension is needed.

It also means that people who current use a local email client in conjunction with Google Workspace, mainly for offline access, may find that the local client is no longer needed.

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G Suite: Gmail & Calendar iOS Updates

Gmail Google Workspace iOSWhile Google has its own mobile phone and tablet operating system, the company needs to remain mindful of the fact that millions of consumer and business Gmail customers are iPhone and iPad users.

In fact, over the last 30 days, 63% of the mobile & tablet visitors to this website, as reported by Google Analytics, are iPhone or iPad users.

For years, Google has offered iOS apps for Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides and more. However, until recently, the Gmail app had not been updated since December 4, 2012.

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Three Great Apps For Scheduling and Tracking Gmail

Through the use of simple-to-install browser apps and extensions, several vendors now offer Gmail users instant access to business productivity and sales enablement tools.

Users of business Gmail, part of Google Apps for Work, have several options for scheduling emails, tracking whether emails were opened and finding out whether links were within opened emails were clicked by recipients. And this is only a subset of the empowering functionality that’s available to Gmail users.

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