Many times, people ask me “what is the worst email message you’ve seen?” In the category of worst’ e-mails is one that plain old shouldn’t have been sent. Nothing you … Continue reading The Best Email May Be the One You DON’T Send
We’ve all done it. The meeting is going on and on. Your boss is rambling. You “get” the gist of the concept. You’re bored. Your mind drifts. Hmmm. Wonder what … Continue reading Career Suicide: If You’re Thinking of Checking that Blackberry in a Meeting, Don’t!
Has business communication evolved to a more social activity? Is email headed down the same path as the hand-written letter? Is email dying? I say NO. Recently, a Computerworld editorial … Continue reading Writing an Email Epitaph? Email is Alive and Well…
“I am so overwhelmed!” “I have so much to do, I don’t know where to begin!” “How am I going to get it all done?!” These are not uncommon comments … Continue reading Enhancing Productivity: Five Tips to Overcome the Overwhelm
How many times have you checked your email, only to find a problem that you couldn’t act upon or manage at that moment? How many times have you check that … Continue reading #EMail Tip / Common Sense: Don’t Check Your Email When you CAN’T Do Anything about it!
To avoid the frustration that we’ve all felt when email recipients either miss the point of our email, or don’t even respond, try a different approach. Use ACTION words in … Continue reading Want to Get Action from your Email Messages? Use ACTION Words in the Subject Line
Sometimes you need to get a new email address since one is full of spam, but don’t destroy it — use it for sites that aren’t important. I personally have … Continue reading Using Multiple Email Accounts to Manage All of Your Life Guest Post by: Heather Green
We write we write we write, and yes, occasionally we mess up the proper use of words. Loose or lose? It’s or its? Here’s a post you’ll want to read, … Continue reading The Most Misused Words – Great Post by Ezine Articles…
It has happened to all of us. Those email messages that are just not – for us – in any way. And THEN, they send you more of the same. … Continue reading Ask Marsha: How do I tell people to stop sending me stuff thats not suitable for me?
The ability to compose an interesting email is important not only for personal purpose but for professionals as well. Emails are the most effective, fastest and informal way of contacting … Continue reading Top tips to write emails that people will actually read! Guest post by Ellen Spencer
I just caught a great article on Mashable about a startup that really ranks up there in helping you manage email overload. It is free, too. I just tried it … Continue reading Email Overload? This Startup Lets You Unsubscribe to All Mailing Lists at Once .
