When sending attachments, the Sender is all too often concerned only about what they want to accomplish. In this case, sending their attachments to whomever they want to have them. The problem here is that by doing so, one risks shutting down the … [Read more...]
Business & Email Address Privacy
Do you show a blatant disregard for your contact's privacy? Do you send emails with arm's length of email addresses in the To: or Cc: field? Let's use this analogy... This is conducive to taking your contact's phone number and giving it out … [Read more...]
Office E-mail “Gunfights”
In the cowboy movies gunfights usually end when there is only one person left standing. Office gunfights are a bit different. While not life threatening they can have a negative impact on careers. You know what I am talking about. E-mail … [Read more...]
E-mail & Online Copyright
Even though the Internet/Web is publicly accessible, contrary to popular assumption it is not a "public domain" environment. pub?lic do?main noun: public domain; plural noun: public domains The state of belonging or being available to the … [Read more...]
Emailing Others With Your Technology Assumptions
Being I have a handful of websites, it is inevitable that I will receive emails where the Senders are assuming something about me or one of my sites. Some of these assumptions are improperly accusatory and based on little to no actual knowledge or … [Read more...]
E-mailing on Company Time
It Should Go Without Saying... But yep, I have to say it. When it comes to e-mail activities while on the job, using company equipment and connectivity, your time on the job should not be spent dilly-dallying on socials or websites. Nor should … [Read more...]
Business E-mail Etiquette Resolutions for 2018
You new it was coming, right? Resolutions abound at this time of year. The fact is none are as important as those that can enhance your business success! That is why every year I review and revise this post to give you a running start (or a needed … [Read more...]
Business E-mails and Merry Christmas!
December 25th became an official Federal holiday in 1870 when it was signed into law by President Ulysses S. Grant. Americans have been officially "Merry Christmasing" for 147 years. A few years ago a Rasmussen poll reflected:Rasmussen Reports … [Read more...]
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