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#GMAIL MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARCHIVE#

– Conversely, block a newsletter with Delete it also see below for blocking newsletters with Gmail aliases. – Prevent a useful newsletter (or all newsletters) from being sent to the Spam label: make sure Never send it to Spam.

#GMAIL MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARCHIVE#

– Possibly archive them automatically: make sure Skip the Inbox (Archive it) is checked typically, check Mark as read as well. – You could have them marked as read automatically: make sure Mark as read is checked. Pick the Gmail filter options to handle the newsletter emails sent to the address as desired:Įxamples: – You could make sure they are categorized as “Promotions”, for example: make sure Categorize as: is checked and select Promotions under Choose category….

This will include emails sent to (for the stupendous Farnam Street) as well as those sent to for instance. It is okay to use just the part in front of Filter a newsletter address: To filter all emails sent to a newsletter address, type example\+nl.

Type the email address you used for the newsletter subscription under To and replace the “+” sign with “\+”.Įxample: You want to filter all emails from the La De Du newsletter and signed up with type example\+nl\+ladedu.

In Gmail, click the Show search options triangle pointing downwards ( ▼) at the end of the search field.

– For the La De Du newsletter, use for instance. – Add another + sign with the newsletter’s name for precision filtering. Use this: For the most powerful setup, I suggest the following: – Add +nl for all newsletters. To each its own: Use a different +string for each newsletter.

Simple example: In place of you could use or (when signing up for the La De Du newsletter). When you sign up for a newsletter, use a plus Gmail alias instead of your regular Gmail address.To have Gmail handle your email newsletter subscriptions in a special manner using alias addresses and rules: