Gmail Newsletter and Subscription Cleanup Plan
Reduce incoming bulk mail safely.
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Help me reduce bulk email in Gmail. Sources of clutter: [SOURCES]. Volume per week: [VOLUME]. What I want to keep: [KEEP]. Time I can give: [TIME]. Plan the clean-up as steps and a table of sender groups with an action for each: search for common bulk senders and unsubscribe links, decide keep or unsubscribe, use filters or a reading label for what I keep, and check for suspicious senders. Provide search queries I can paste, such as category:promotions or unsubscribe within a date range [VERIFY syntax]. Give a session plan with times and the time saved: 60 newsletters a week at 20 seconds each is 20 minutes. Warn that unsubscribe links in suspicious mail may confirm my address to scammers, so for unknown senders I should report and delete [VERIFY]. Add a monthly check and a rule for new sign-ups, such as a separate address for shops. Keep the whole plan to a session I can finish in under an hour, and say what to leave for next week. Suggest how to check afterwards that nothing important was unsubscribed by mistake.
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