Two days later, Gmail is asking me whether I intend to respond to that email. I either don't respond or begin drafting a response that I don't send. Gmail is the first that I have seen to implement something like this, or at least to implement it in a way that didn't require me to set anything up. The one feature that would make me recommend Gmail over other programs is the automated notifications that inform me about emails I may need to respond to. This was great for me as I started my own law practice because it provided a professional email without having a website/hosting setup yet. If you want to spend a few bucks each month, you get email management that is tied to your own domain. It allows free accounts, so the cost makes it a great option. Gmail is much like any other email program available. It might not seem like a required feature at first, but as more and more emails come in, the prompt about having possibly failed to respond to one is essential.

The automated alerts about potentially-missed emails is what I think makes it the best option, and it's the reason I would recommend Gmail to other small/startup businesses to manage their email. Overall, Gmail has accomplished everything I would expect an email program to do. One Feature Makes Gmail Essential as a Small/Startup Business

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