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1. The first step is to open your Inbox - and click the check box on the left of a selected email
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2. Now Click Labels
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3. Click to select an existing label.then click apply
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4. Click Labels again to add to a second label
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5. Scroll down and click Create new
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6. Click Please enter a new label name:
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7. Type label name and click create
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8. On the left sidebar, find your new label and click more (3 dots) to change the label colour.
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9. With your mouse, hover over the arrow
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10. Click the arrow
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11. Click to select your chosen colour
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12. You can now see the coloured labels on the email. Now Click More to create a filter
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13. Click Filter messages like these
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14. Choose your fields, such as an email address, specific words etc and Click Create filter
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15. With your mouse, hover and select your chosen options. For example, you can get email to skip your inbox.
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16. Click Apply the label:
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17. Click the arrow to choose a label
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18. Scroll and click an existing label or New label if required
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19. Type a new label name:
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20. Click Create
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21. Click Never send it to Spam
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22. Click Categorise as:
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23. Click primary to ensure these emails go to your main inbox
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24. Click also apply filter to matching messages. This will apply the filter to email you have already received without you having to do any of the work!
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25. Click create filter
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26. Back in your Inbox, Click the checkbox
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27. Click Archive to remove it from your inbox list.
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28. Scroll down and click Joe Dale and you will find that email here.
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29. Click External Webinars and you will also find it here
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30. Click Edpuzzle and you will also find it here
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31. That's it. You're done. You're now able to create labels and filters to organise your emails and stay on top of your inbox.
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31 steps should take 2 minutes