If you like using labels in your Gmail Workspace, it can get a little crowded after a while. You can hide that label if all it's corresponding emails are read by pressing it's 3 dots menu and select Show if unread.

This way, that label will pop back up only if it has an unread email.

If you have recurring emails that annoy you or you simply want an organized inbox without doing it manually you can filter them automatically:

1. Open an email that fits in that particular category you want it sorted
2. From the 3 dots menu in the right hand side (under the print button) go to Filter messages like this
3. Write your desired filter and click search to show all the emails that match it
4. Open the filter menu again and click create filter
5. Select what that filter should do an finish it

Now all those annoying emails will get to their specific category and your inbox will be nice and clean.

If you want to send an email with a specific alias on it you can write your recipient's email as: [actual_email]+[desired_alias]@[his_domain].com. 

What this will do is send that email with that alias attached to it. If your recipient has a filter for that alias, it will get sorted out quicker!

A good usecase is completing newsletter forms with your_address+newsletter@gmail.com and make a filter so that every email that has the newsletter alias will automatically get labeled.

If you find yourself sending the same emails over and over again or make minor edits each time, you can make custom templates from them. This way you will save time by completing only that part that changes.

Do this by going to Gmail settings > Advanced > Enable Templates. Now, when you write a new email, use the 3 dots menu from the edior window, hit templates and save that template.

If you are constantly asked to help with the search filters, just make a filter that fits, make a search in your own inbox and just send your coworker the that URL link you accesed when you pressed search. 

When your coworked will press that URL link you sent, the filter with automatically run in their inbox, saving you both some precious time.

Go to google.com/dashboard to see some insights about your Google account.