Email is good.

A blog ostensibly about email productivity by Chris Coyier who you can email, obviously, at chris@coyier.com

Here’s me! This is my business inbox that really isn’t very busy at all, and it’s very heavily skewed toward… garbage?

Perhaps I’m a bit salty there, but I suspect most of us are when we’re getting solicited constantly.

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9 responses to “My Clearing Out My Work Inbox”

  1. Jg Avatar
    Jg

    Chris, what email client are you using here?

    1. Chris Coyier Avatar

      It’s called Front.

      https://front.com/

      1. Charles Roper Avatar

        Ah, cool, I thought it looked familiar. I’ve been trying to drum up a bit of interest for using Front at work instead of a ticketing system. Seems like it ticks quite a lot of boxes for what I want for an email focused customer service “system”. How are you finding it?

  2. Charles Roper Avatar

    What client are you using there, Chris?

  3. Martin McCallionMartin McCallion Avatar

    I was surprised that you didn’t seem to delete anything. Why archive all those things that you’ve said you don’t want?

    1. Chris Coyier Avatar

      I probably should!

      I’m just got so much muscle memory for only-archive-never-delete.

  4. Zoran Jambor Avatar

    I loved this video, Chris! It’s very relatable and makes me feel like I’m not alone in the inbox struggle. 🙂

    I’m mostly afraid to go bup-bup-bup in inbox just for the off-chance that I don’t delete something relevant or genuine.

  5. Ryan Tvenge Avatar

    Totally relate to this. I made the mistake of putting Chief Technology Officer in LinkedIn for a non-profit board I’m on and I just get hammered with these emails. Not to mention phone calls(!) (not sure how they get my number).

    @zoran, truth! I’ve flown by some legit email leads. 🤦‍♂️ Luckily my business partner has caught them in the past.

    1. Zoran Jambor Avatar

      @Ryan Must be nice to have a partner that tackles the inbox with you!

      But I imagine this comes with a whole set of new challenges. 🙂

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