Posted by medliorator on January 30, 2008
- Use subject-line protocols to speed communication:
- a.) No reply needed – NRN
- c.) Need response by date and time – NRB 10/30 3:00 pm
- d.) Use subject line for whole message: Meet 10:00 10/30 Okay? END
- Keep e-mails short. Most should be no more than 1-10 sentences. Communicate your main point in the first sentence or two. Don’t make readers work because you don’t have time to focus.
- Don’t deliver bad news in an e-mail message.
- After two rounds of problem-solving on e-mail, pick up the phone.
- If you can deal with it in 2 minutes, do it.
5 Transformative email tips [GTDA]
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Posted by medliorator on December 20, 2007
If you use Gmail, here is a useful trick you probably didn’t know …
Let’s say that your email address is ‘GeorgeBush@gmail.com’, basically everything sent to any of the following email addresses will be forwarded to your primary email.
- Ge.orgeBush@googlemail.com
- G.e.o.r.g.e.B.u.s.h@gmail.com
you can place as many dots as you want.
you can embed random text to your email ID using ‘+’ sign. That is to say ‘GeorgeBush+anythingyouwant@gmail.com’ can be used as your email address, as well.
When signing up for some website, say thatwebsite.com, you can add thatwebsite to your Gmail user ID (eg. GeorgeBush+thatwebsite@gmail.com).
There are limits to use. Some websites won’t register addresses including “+.” Spammers will often ignore text following a “+.”
1 Awesome Gmail tip You Didn’t Know about. Seriously [MakeUseOf]
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