If your campaign’s sent emails don’t show up in the Sent folder, there are several things that will be different in your email flow: Consequences of skipping logging to the Sent folder If, however, you don’t want to bother with searching like this, and you don’t want your campaign to crowd your Sent folder, then use this setting. This means, show me all the emails in my Sent folder except for the emails with a Subject containing the words “Member Meeting this Friday.” You can search your Gmail account like this: in:sent -subject:"Member Meeting this Friday" If you don’t like your Sent folder clutter because you need to find non-campaign emails in your Sent folder with ease, we recommend learning to search better, using Gmail’s powerful search feature.įor example, let’s say you send a campaign to 500 people and the Subject Line is: Member Meeting this FridayĪnd now, you’d like to see your Sent folder without the 500 emails for this campaign.
Generally, we don’t recommend using this setting unless the number of emails in your Sent folder is really bothering you. Just check this box in the Settings panel: To satisfy the needs of these users, though, there’s now an option to skip having mass emails go to the Sent folder when you send a campaign. That is the nature of email in general, to put every email you send in your Sent folder, and that’s how GMass has always operated. We’ve recently heard from users who don’t like the idea that if you send 500 emails to your list, there are then 500 emails in your Sent folder. It’s like a vacuum cleaner for your Gmail Sent folder.
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