4. Track your work hours in Google Calendar
If you’re a freelancer, or you just have a busy schedule, time tracking can really help you make the most of your day. This Applet makes timekeeping simple and will sync with all your devices since it’s in the cloud. You can even share the calendar within your organization, so your boss will see all the extra hours you’re putting in now that you’ve automated your life.
5. Save the Tweets you like on Twitter to a Google Spreadsheet
Instead of DMing tweets to yourself, this useful Applet allows you to send “liked” tweets to a Google Spreadsheet. Share that spreadsheet with your team, so they can monitor those articles as well for later reference. Great solution for social media strategy and record-keeping.
6. Automatically sync new files added to Dropbox to your Google Drive
It’s always a good idea to back up your cloud content. You never know when or how you might need your docs or slides, so it’s best to have them in as many places as possible. This Applet can be very useful for teams and content sharing, especially if you have limited storage on Dropbox.
7. Get an email digest of the week’s most popular articles from the New York Times
Be in-the-know with this one. You can get a simple list of the best stories from the New York Times sent right to your email (or your team’s emails) for later reading or referencing. It might be a good way to ensure everyone on your team is staying informed on the latest happenings. You can add stories from almost any section, so choose those that might fit your company’s needs the most.