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How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 1-5
I intend to put together a number of articles where I extract these tips, ideas and strategies from the book for you to read. Each article will have five different tips and insights. You will notice that these tips and insights are simple, straightforward and useful in helping you manage an ever increasing inbox.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 66 – 71
Success leaves clues and that one way of becoming more organised regarding your e-mail is to find out what other successful people are doing in their inbox
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 61 – 65
there are more important projects and tasks that we have to undertake. While e-mail is an important tool, many professional people had never learnt the strategies in managing their inbox.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 56 – 60
Have you ever taken stock of how many minutes or hours a day you are spending answering e-mail? The average worker in Australia spends around 1/2 to 2 hours a day using e-mail. That really is a significant amount of time.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 51 – 55
When you come into work and the first thing you do is log on and start checking e-mails, you put yourself in a reactionary mode to the rest of the day.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 46 – 50
If you are a Generation Y employee, you probably grew up with e-mail. On the other hand, if you are a Baby Boomer and e-mail is something that you have only started using the past decade or so, learning how to manage and interact with e-mail could be a struggle.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 41 - 45
A few years ago most of us would pick up the telephone and call someone. Today, it's much easier to send them an e-mail. This all sounds very good, but why it is doing is that it is clogging up our inbox and taking us away from doing important work.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 36-40
Do you spend the first morning you arrive back at work going through a huge inbox? Would you like to reduce the size of your inbox and feel more in control?
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 31-35
Do you get withdrawal symptoms if you haven't received an e-mail within 15 or 20 minutes? Do you constantly feel the need to look at your Blackberry or iPhone? If you have answered yes, you might be addicted to e-mail overload.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 26-30
I think if everybody had a copy of this book on their desks and read it before they started using e-mail, there would be a fewer problems and issues with e-mail
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 21-25
Are you looking for a way to better manage your e-mail? Would you like to feel more in control, rather than having your e-mail control you? That's why I have put together my new book called "The E-mail Manual". It is the book you should have received when you first started using e-mail.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 16-20
I think if everybody had a copy of this book on their desks and read it before they started using e-mail, there would be a fewer problems and issues with using and managing e-mail.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 11-15
I think if everybody had a copy of this book on their desks and read it before they started using e-mail, there would be a fewer problems and issues with using and managing e-mail.
How to Manage Your Email & Inbox – Lessons 6-10
Is your inbox overflowing? Would you like to feel more in control of your inbox? In this article I will be sharing five strategies from my book
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Do You Control Your Email or Does Your Email Control You
Recently while discussing time management issues with my business coaching clients and others, the topic of email and the amount of time we all spend dealing with business (and non-business) email at work. Those discussions gave impetus to this article. Do you ever wonder how many email boxes are in use by organizations all over the world? 100 million? 200 million? According to statistics I read in a recent article, there were an estimated 225 million email boxes in use in 2005 by organizations in the world. Did I hear someone say WOW!

How to make $10,000 a day, per 500-word email
Email marketing plays a very big role in what we do; it contributes significantly to our revenue and profits. Despite that, I've realized that no one really talks about email copywriting. The few people who do are Frank Kern, Yanik Silver, maybe some of the material contained in many email swipe files, but given its importance, not many people really talk about it enough. No one has actually quantified or qualified email copywriting as a way of making sales, nor as a category of study or to champion. I took a stab at actually trying to reverse engineer emails from some top email copywriters to see what kind of techniques they are using. Dan Kennedy and Michael Masterson, the head of Agora, have rated Matt Furey as the best email marketer in the world. He must be doing something right.
Optimizing E-mail: Stay Productive, Not Busy
Does email boost or hinder your performance? It all depends on how you use it. Email offers us countless ways to save time and be more productive, but when we go on “email autopilot” – checking the inbox repeatedly, typing out messages that should be discussed, copying people who are only peripherally involved, and other bad habits we’ve picked up along the way – email can make us more busy than productive.

Email Marketing for Complex Sales Cycles by Winton Churchill
Direct mail and email marketing have gotten a bad rap for many years. But, when the email marketing is executed properly, the results can be fantastic. That is the sort of email marketing that Winton Churchill talks about in this book. It’s not just a simple email being sent from time to time, but it is an email system that gets definite and positive sales results for your business.

Email Marketing - Optimize Your Sending Schedule
As an email marketer, you probably spend considerable time testing and optimizing your email content, your email layout and design, the calls to action within your email message. But do you ever stop to consider *when* you're hitting the send button? I'm not referring to the best time of day or the best day of the week to send your message - although that is an important component to consider. When I'm referring to is your email campaign schedule.

Use Your Email Signature
There are many branding opportunities that small businesses can and should be taking advantage of, the email signature is one of them. An email signature doesn't cost any money to setup, and it is a small, but important part of a professional image, and a professional brand. Every business email account should have a professional email signature associated with it. It's easy to make one, and it will remind your email recipients of the fact that you're in business every time you email them.

What Have You Done To Earn A Place In My Inbox!
Email management has become a trap. It saps time and energy. It is effective as a delivery system, but it is used more as a free sales channel. Is it possible that senders of this "stuff" think they're the only ones sending information? What is their calculation that they'll end up in the junk folder? This is a commentary of my successful ability to build relationships using email and not abusing my contact's trust. Enjoy, and as always, your comments are invited. -mc
Email – Victim of its own success?
Email has become the de facto standard for collaboration.Unmanageable volumes of business- and non business-related email are hampering worker productivity and increasing email storage and maintenance costs. We end up spending a good portion of our days in managing, sorting, filtering and organizing our emails. So, has email become a victim of its own success? Are people over stretching and abusing the email system? Is there a solution to this mess?
Article #40 Email Marketing Do’s and Don’ts
Email marketing is not a new concept. People have been sending emails out to blind copy recipients for years by adding the email addresses to the BCC field in an email. Gone are those days though thanks to spam and junk email.

Tips for Better Email Subject Lines
Email subject lines are the first impression that potential customers get when it comes to email marketing strategies. Since email subject lines are generally less than 50 characters and most people make a split second decision about whether or not to open the email itself, creating them is a daunting task.
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