Sunday, February 3, 2013

Top 5 Gmail Labs features for marketing and sales

Gmail Labs is a feature of Gmail wherein you can use experimental features before they become officially launched. Most of these potential features are developed so that the average user can save time and be more efficient in using the mailbox. This gives a better overall experience with email, as it’s now one of the most widely used forms of communication. Aside from being built for general purposes, Gmail Labs features can also be useful for marketing and sales processes. This stems from the fact that people involved in marketing and sales nowadays are constantly interacting with leads and prospects through email. In this article, I discuss...

Tips For Bloggers Before You Press that Publish Button

After you’ve written that amazing content and before you press that “publish” button, every blogger should take a quick assessment of their post and be certain that it’s ready to go.  Its all about referring to tweaking your article for the search engines (things like filling out meta tag data and making sure that any special characters like apostrophes and question marks don’t appear in the URL). We are also talking about not uploading images that are worthy of printing and framing but instead have been formatted to display efficiently on a computer monitor. So, where do you start? Some bloggers research their keywords and know exactly...

The 3 Wise Monkey Test for Business Communication

You probably know the 3 wise monkeys. See no evil Hear no evil Speak no evil You may see a shuffle in the order of the monkeys. And there are varying interpretations on the meaning. The western world leans toward a meaning of looking the other way You see evil – you hear evil, but you don’t speak up Eastern cultures interpret the meaning as refraining from evil Japan adds a fourth monkey with crossed arms – do no evil Whether your business communication is verbal or written, a positive spin endures. Check your business communication with the 3 Wise Monkey test. See No Evil There are all forms of evil in business communication. False...

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