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November 18 2013
How many emails do you get every day? Five? Ten? Fifty? If you're a real estate professional in today's online world, chances are you're getting stacks of electronic mail every hour. You're inbox is probably packed to the brim with buyers emailing you about homes, sellers asking inquiring about their listing, lenders sharing client information and so much more.
Being the owner of an overcrowded inbox isn't just unproductive, it can actually be bad for your health. A recent study by the University of California, Irvine found that workers with constant email access had quicker, "high alert" heart rates than workers without access to email. The test subjects who didn't have email access reported feeling less stressed and better to able focus on tasks.
Of course, you can't get rid of your email outright, but you can keep it at bay by organizing your inbox. When you access your email, you should only see messages that require immediate action on your part – sort of like a digital to-do list.
So how can you shrink both your inbox and your stress levels? We've got two easy inbox tips and two free tools that will help you manage the constant influx of emails generated by the 24/7 real estate industry.