Jan 24 Gmail’s “Clean Out Your Inbox Week” in Progress

Google has initiated its annual “Clean Out Your Inbox Week” for the 5^th time spotlighting of course on Gmail. They have asked the email users their inbox number that is quirt personal and sometimes a question like this seems quiet embarrassing. Google says:

Well, it’s officially 2012. And now that we are four weeks in, it’s the perfect time to get organized so you can make the most of the year ahead.

That’s why this week, the Gmail team is taking part in the 5th annual Clean Out Your Inbox Week, a week dedicated to clearing out the clutter and getting your inbox organized. Whether you get hundreds of emails a day or just have past messages loitering in your Inbox, Clean Out Your Inbox Week is a great opportunity to do that email organization you’ve “been meaning to do.

As mentioned in a Google+ post, the Gmail account will be posting a new tip daily throughout the week to facilitate de-cluttering of your inbox. Today’s tip include archiving and searching:

Archive and Search tool: Clearing out the clutter in your inbox is an important part of staying organized. But sometimes there are emails you don’t want to trash: important documents and records, things you might need for future reference, and messages with sentimental value from the people you care about. Gmail’s Archive button lets you safely tuck those emails away, clearing up space in your inbox so you can focus.

And finding them again is easy with our Search tool (made even better with Gmail’s new look!). Click the down arrow next to the Search box in your Gmail, and you quickly search your emails by recipient, sender, time, subject, or content.

Google also have asked its Google+ users to participate by posting their own inbox cleanup tips and tricks with the hashtag #GmailCleanup.