Animated GIFs pervade my RSS reader and make up at least 98.7% of every BuzzFeed list; they have even become currency in many company chat rooms and email messages. Thoughtful, eye-catching animation ...

There are many different types of business emails you may need to send over the course of your career. These are tried-and-true professional email examples you can use to get sales and referrals, ask ...

WebFX reports 10 ChatGPT examples showcasing its abilities in writing and marketing while highlighting its limitations like ...

Building and sustaining deep customer loyalty is a big task that very often comes down to the little things. Too many brands skip over those seemingly small details — and if you get them right, it’s a ...

In today’s technology-driven world, it is rare to apply for a job in person. In most cases, job applications are online. And while some businesses have a dedicated platform set up for the job ...

When you have a new employee joining your company, you want to make a good impression. You want to help them feel part of the team. And you likely have important first-day information to share, such ...

You've probably heard it before: Email marketing is one of the most effective marketing channels for businesses of all sizes with a reported ROI of up to 40:1. But, at the same time, email is not ...

Email communication is the primary way professionals exchange information these days. If you’re like most people, you probably send and receive multiple emails a day. If you’re used to composing ...

While e-commerce website visitors can often be high-potential leads, many engage in “window shopping” and leave without making a purchase. Email pop-ups can help bridge the gap between casual browsing ...

Several weeks ago, I wrote a blog post on bad email manners. It described four egregiously rude email tactics and asked PR Daily readers to share their own examples. “The email blunder/bad manners ...

According to Tellwise, the average consumer gets over 100 emails per day, but opens just 23% and clicks on only 2%. When you’re sending a sales email, you need to be part of that 2%. But how do you ...