- The 5 Essential Elements of Every E-mail
Make the effort to integrate these 5 essential elements in every e-mail you send and you will contribute to the perception that you are tech savvy, courteous and a pleasure to communicate with. When it comes to e-mail its all about communicating with knowledge, understanding and courtesy! - Ten Web Site New Year's Resolutions
Happy New Year! Starting a new business? Want to take your current business to a new level? How about 10 New Year's Web Site Resolutions to help get you there? - Ten E-mail Etiquette New Year's Resolutions
Happy New Year! New attitude? New habits? 2006 brought many changes, unfortunately, when it comes to proper technology use, many still feel online is a free for all. Certainly that is not the case and is simply a misnomer to lend shelter to those who still do not want to make the effort to learn the online rules of the road. - How Do I Get Them to Stop Forwarding Me E-mails?!
I get several requests each day from mothers, daughters, fathers and sons, friends and associates about how to nicely ask someone they know, like or love to please stop forwarding e-mail to them. Unfortunately, there is no nice way - E-mail Autoresponder Etiquette
E-mail autoresponders, also known as automatic replies or away/vacation messages are used quite often without a full understanding of how and when they should be used. While this e-mail tool has many effective and useful applications, there are also times when using an autoresponder is not recommended. - 7 Valentine’s Day E-mail Etiquette Tips
Now that technology has saturated our lives, e-mail many times is being used carelessly to save time and effort. E-mail is not meant to replace every other form of communication and when it comes to Valentine’s Day, there is nothing like receiving that handpicked, hand addressed, signed card in your mailbox to you let you know someone cares. - Will Your E-mail Get Opened? Subject: Fields Matter!
All too often onliner's misuse the Subject: field thereby hindering the potential of their e-mail being opened rather than being deleted or sent to trash. A recent study reflects that the Subject: field determines whether an e-mail gets opened by 41.1 percent of recipients!
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