I can’t believe that I’m different than most people. I check email throughout the day on my iPhone so that when I get to work, I can focus on the issues that are most important. My mobile device is my primary tool in opening and organizing the messages I receive. Of course, it can’t hurt when those emails are optimized for mobile devices. If you need some additional assistance getting your email mobile friendly, be sure to download How to Make Your Email Mobile Friendly. Subscribers are receiving emails across … Continue reading
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Infographic: Mobile Email Statistics
Together with the great folks (and sponsors), Delivra… we developed this amazing infographic that has everything you ever wanted to know about how people are utilizing mobile to access their emails. Delivra provides professional email marketing services along with their platform. They’re an incredible company with fantastic people who really care about their customers. Mobile marketing is NOT going away any time soon! Delivra wants to help you prepare your email marketing efforts and get your emails mobile ready. Check out this infographic for mobile email statistics, information on where … Continue reading
Add Social Profiles to Gmail with Rapportive
My inbox is a disaster. In all respect to my friends who teach inbox management, I don’t buy it… I know too many people, they all email me, and they all expect a response. Sometimes, as priorities determine my work, an innocent email from a friend or even a prospect may fall by the wayside. It’s not that I don’t think they’re important – it’s simply that I’m doing the best I can to keep up. I’m busy unsubscribing from commercial emails all the time – and I’m constantly trying … Continue reading
Desktop Email: Still The Productivity King
The only problem is that web-based email is terribly inefficient. If you want to be more productive than the half billion people who use web-based email, simply switch to a desktop email client. Here’s why: Continue reading
Be a Spam Samaritan!
Spam Samaritans not only use their email accounts to communicate, but also contribute to stamping out spam for others. Last weekend my mother-in-law was describing how she abandonend her Yahoo! email account and migrated to Gmail, because it was, “all full of SPAM and couldn’t be read.” What she didn’t realize was this behavior hurts Internet Service Providers (ISPs), marketers and spammers alike. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) need feedback to improve your email experience. Without users logging complaints and marking email as spam, ISPs don’t have the input to protect users … Continue reading

