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While in our everyday life we are used to communicating with people via mobile phones, social media, various messengers such as Viber, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger or just chat face to face, in business these methods are absolutely inappropriate.
To get the message across, business people use email, and in this blog post we are going to figure out what makes a good and effective business email. Continue reading “A complete guide of writing the best business emails”
What is your reaction to an email which has a beautiful signature at the end? I know that you think of the sender as a professional and self-respecting person who cares about their image in the eyes of others.
A free email signature generator is a right tool that will allow you not only to create a distinctive signature but also build a strong personal brand. In this blog we are going to discuss top 5 reasons why you should use an email signature generator for yourself and for your business. Continue reading “5 reasons to use a free email signature generator”
You can choose to end your email either with a usual sign-off or an email signature. Both options are good if you write them correctly. No matter if you write a formal or informal email, you should always try to finish it politely to get a recipient on your side and make the email warmer. In this blog post, I have collected some tips for ending emails on any occasion. Continue reading “How to end your emails: tips for writing the best email closing”
Email signature tells a story about you. Short but very useful story for those who receives your emails. In other words, it is your ID. Imagine you give your business card to someone you want to contact you later. Definitely, you’ll take care this card is visually appealing, has all necessary information, and can persuade a person to call you back or reach you out via email.
Continue reading “Useful email signature design tips for everyone”
In most cases, the first contact with a potential employee goes through the email. When you apply for some position, you should take into account that this first email creates an impression about you as a candidate even more than the resume you attach to it. Continue reading “Why job seekers should have an informative email signature”
Every email you send to your colleagues, clients, partners or just anyone you need to reach out is accompanied by the email signature. No matter if you type the standard message like “Kind regards…” each time or use the signature by default, you never put an effort in it, unless the email is targeted at some important person. That is the biggest problem. You just do not care.
Continue reading “An easy way to create a good HTML email signature”
It’s no simple feat to sell products through emails without sounding salesy. A promotional email is not an independent element in the process of enticing more customers, it’s a part of a much wider sales strategy. To write an effective promotional email that will boost conversions takes much time and energy. So, I’ve prepared some tips that will help you cope with this challenging task. Continue reading “The Secrets of Writing High-Converting Promotional Emails”
When was the last time you read the email consisting of 500 words or more to the end? Without jumping from the second sentence right to the last one. I’ll bet anything you simply closed that email being at least in the middle and moved it to spam. If you do not read long wordy texts, so why you think your customers should? That’s the issue. Continue reading “Why short marketing emails work better”
The Internet has obviously blurred the boundaries of social etiquette. For instance, we can easily address a complete stranger on the Internet and strike up a conversation here more often than we do in real life. We let ourselves use shortened words and texting abbreviations even when we are not limited by the certain amount of characters, and we certainly tend to type quick and think very little when replying to someone’s email, compensating the lack of proper forethought with emoji. Continue reading “Manners matter, mate”
How often do you read the upcoming newsletters? One out of ten, lesser? Me, too. I send them straight into the basket or “Mark as Read.” Okay, but what if you happen to be on the other side of the newsletter, and your task is to make people, such as me and yourself, open and react to this email? Here’s when the fun ends.
What makes some newsletters live long and happily while others receive a “Mark as Read” kiss of death? The answers are facepalm apparent, but even experienced marketers fail to create a masterpiece newsletter every time. Care to give it a try? Here’s what you should do. Continue reading “How to Write a Killer Newsletter People Will Want to Share”