Adding rounded corners to images is a good way to make them stand out. Round pictures and avatars are gaining popularity in UI design but are not so common when it comes to the sender’s photo added to email signatures. This article presents how to add rounded corners to any image in an HTML email and when it might be better to avoid them.
Christmas time, for most of us, seems to be full of magic and special moments. The magic happens every moment you hear Christmas songs, find favorite sweets in the Christmas stockings or even see an ugly sweater under the Christmas tree you know arrived from your beloved auntie. This happens in the personal part of your life. But how to bring some Christmas magic to the professional world? That’s simple – through Christmas email signatures. Let’s check some free email signature ideas that can decorate your email correspondence during this festive time.
Are you looking for an easy way to design an email signature without having to edit any HTML code directly? No matter if you want to create your own, personal email signature, or design a corporate email signature for your company or clients, this article will show you how to create a professional email signature online – quickly, easily, and for free!
As history taught us, in the moment of Black Friday sales madness, people intensively look for any cut-price deals. Mobile deals, TV deals or similar electronics-related deals seem to be especially attractive. In 2019, the shopping frenzy starts on November 29. In reality, for many businesses the sale season begins a bit earlier and can last a bit longer than just this one day. If you’re on the seller’s side and want to let your customers and prospects know about your offer before Black Friday comes, you can use email signatures as a free marketing channel to advertise your deals. Let’s get inspired!
Dedicated Halloween email signatures – who would do that, right? That’s the first thing that comes to mind for most people. The thing is, those Halloween-themed signatures work so well in email marketing that it’s scary. If you want to boost your sales and make the most of the Halloween season, read on for scary email signature inspirations and ideas.
SPAM or junk mail is the archenemy of most email users. As if it wasn’t bad enough to have your mailbox overflowing with unwanted communication, junk emails are often teeming with malware & more or less successful attempts at phishing. To guard us, humble email users, against all those threats, a multitude of solutions have been developed to send those nasty emails to a Junk folder or quarantine – where they belong. What a relief! That is, until you see YOUR email in a spam folder…
The problem is that no single anti-SPAM solution is perfect. It might turn out that your emails are going to the recipient’s junk folder, for example, right after you started adding a brand new email signature. Let’s explain why this might happen and what to do to prevent this.
While most people consider vCards as obsolete (or have no idea what they are) others use it on a daily basis in their email communication. So what exactly are those vCards? Why use QR-coded vCards in email signatures? And how to do that? Read on to find out.
In this article, you will find out how to automatically and globally add NMLS unique numbers to email signatures in Office 365. For this, you will need a subscription to CodeTwo Email Signatures for Office 365 – a cloud-based service for central email signature management in Office 365.
For some people, animated gifs are the essence of the Internet – before them, there was nothing of interest. Gifs have opened our eyes to the magic of ultra-cute, animated kittens, memes and epic fails, to mention a few. But apart from those highly popular and reusable gifs, there is another type of gifs – simple animations which in the business world could be deemed as professional.
How about pasting them into email signatures then? Thanks to our atavistic predator instinct, nothing grabs our attention as much as a moving objects next to a static background (that is, regular email content). Animated gifs seem like they are crafted for this purpose exactly. Be careful though, as the line between “attention-grabbing” and “extremely annoying” is finer than you might think.
Are you using Microsoft Teams? Advertised as “the hub for teamwork in Office 365”, in most cases it allows employees to communicate and collaborate with high efficiency. And there is more than one way to direct your co-workers to this channel, to make communication even more seamless. The secret is to use deep links.
Deep links can make both your email signatures and Teams even more useful. You don’t know what deep links are? I’ll be happy to explain.
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