Month: May 2014

Build Your Own Advanced Gmail Filters with Scripts

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​Google gives you a bunch of options for setting up filters to organize your email, but it lacks a few settings to make it seriously powerful. Digital Inspiration shows off how to use a script to power up those filters even more. P
Digital Inspiration’s script lets you set up filters so messages are marked as spam if there are a lot of recipients, if the subject has too many characters, if a message has a set number of hyperlinks, and more. The script then runs in the background and organizes your email just like the official Gmail filters. If Gmail’s filters aren’t doing it for you, this should help. Head over to Digital Inspiration for a guide on setting it all up. ​

​http://www.labnol.org/internet/advanced-gmail-filters/4875/​

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Are you the ebookish type?

Here at The Daily Post, we’re all about helping you make a regular habit of publishing on your blog (The Daily Post: see what we did there?). To get everyone all geared up for a productive 2014, we’re excited to launch our very first ebook today: 365 Days of Writing Prompts!

If you’re looking to make 2014 the year in which your blogging really takes off, be sure to download it to your reader, tablet, or computer (it comes in .pdf, .epub, and .mobi formats). For every day of the calendar, you’ll find a prompt that’s guaranteed to get your creative juices going. That way, you’ll never be short of inspiration — even when your internet connection is down, or on days when you don’t have the time to browse our site.

Hit the ground running in 2014

Our new ebook is far from the only exciting piece of news for the coming year. If you’ve just started blogging and are looking for a fun, step-by-step crash course on all the tools you’ll need to make the most of your blog, stay tuned. In January, we’ll launch a month-long instructional challenge here on The Daily Post. Every day of the month, you’ll have a new task to complete (along with blogging tips and ideas, for good measure), gradually building your blogging skill set from the ground up. You’ll be a seasoned pro by February — promise!

Be sure to visit come January 2nd — and if you have any leftover champagne, we won’t say no.

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