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The next time you’re sending attachments in gmail, save time by selecting multiple documents from your computer folders and then drag and drop them on the gmail subject line. Google then uploads the documents automatically.

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If you’re using gmail, you’ve got to explore gmail labs to get fantastic productivity. Just go to settings and then click on Labs and you’re in for a real treat. My favorite is the Send and Archive add on which sends your email and archives it with a single click.

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If you’re using Gmail and you need to create a task based on an email you’re reading, click on more actions and then add a task. Gmail will create a task with a link it to the email you’re. If you have keyboard shortcuts on it’s a quick Shift-T.

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If you use gmail, you’ve got to start using keyboard shortcuts. Just press the question mark on your keyboard the next time you’re gmailing and a cheat sheet pops up with awesome tips that will speed up your gmailing like you can’t believe. Try it right now!

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If you’re using gmail and you want to archive a message, don’t click on the archive button. Instead just press the “Y” key and you’ll get the job done better and faster. Try other shortcuts by pressing the question mark key on gmail. Try it right now!