The email itself includes the description that you write when you set up a recurring event.
The first step of enabling this feature is to enable email posting on your blog.
Since Wordpress is the most popular blogging platform, I’ll cover how to configure Wordpress for this.
Configure the blog’s POP3 prefs in the blog configuration as shown above and you’re good to go.
All you have left is to connect the two - and you’ve got yourself a free autoblogging service.
Postie lets you manipulate the incoming emails.
Setup is a breeze, as you’re free to see above.
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Of course - there’s also Twitter.
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This recurring event will fire off a reminder email to my main Gmail account.
Next, go into your email account (in my case Gmail) and set up a new filter.
Incoming emails from Google Calendar will always come from “calendar-notification@google.com”.
But you also want to identify which service to send it to.
I always tell it to skip the Inbox to get to keep my mailbox clean.