I'm setting up a new website/community and want to use my G-Mail account as the primary address. The problem is that I'm going to have a lot of emails coming through from different sources for different reasons, and I'd like to effectively sort my inbox, but how can this be done?
Here's an example of what I will more than likely have:
my.business@gmail.com
To make things a bit clearer, I could then split it up for incoming messages:
my.business+service.one@gmail.com
I could then apply a filter/subfilter which could be Sevice/One
.
Now this would be fine but I'd like to make it a little more dynamic by having further extensions:
my.business+service.one.contact@gmail.com
my.business+service.one.billing@gmail.com
my.business+service.one.twitter@gmail.com
etc
So as you can imagine, I'd have to set up multiple sub-sub-labels in order to effectively filter out incominmg messages for each.
Is there an easier way, where I can use the Service/One
label, but then filter out the extensions,
( contact/billing/twitter/etc )
?
socialmedia
filter . – WFF Sep 5 at 16:28socialmedia
) - I want to be able to then filter out the messages that come from Twitter, hence the?ref=twitter
- As explined in my original question. I don't want to have to create additional secondary filters for each social netowrk that I sign up for. – WFF Sep 5 at 20:36address+socialmedia.twitter@gmail.com
, and have it be listed under the SocialMedia label, but then filtered as Twitter, some how! – WFF Sep 5 at 20:50