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Become a Gmail ninja with tips from Googlers

Gmail tipsGoogle wants to help you become a Gmail ninja, and has created a site called Gmail Tips for the purpose. What is a Gmail ninja? It’s someone who knows all the ins and outs of the productivity tools that Gmail offers, and can process their email very quickly and efficiently.

Rather than just asking Gmail’s team for a list of all of the features Gmail has, the Google Tips page is made up of tips from Google employees working in all different parts of the company. It’s a hit list of the best email productivity ideas from the bright minds at Google.

The page is divided up into four sections: White belt, Green belt, Black belt, and Gmail master. Each of these sections describes a level of productivity tip, White belt being the most basic, and Gmail master being the guru-level tips.

Helpfully, the Gmail Tips page also includes a handy printable PDF that gives you one double-sided page full of all of the tips listed on the page.

Now, to be fair, none of the tips are going to be much of a surprise to heavy Gmail users, even the Gmail master level tips. But it’s a great resource to point friends and co-workers to if they are struggling to really get the most out of Gmail, or if you’re looking for a way to convince someone that Gmail is probably a better solution for them than what they are currently using.

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