If you are a startup founder you are very likely spending an hour or two a day reading and writing email. Some days it may seem that you spend most of your time responding to emails from prospects, customers, partners, cofounders, service providers, and spammers.
March 2017 Newsletter: Email Productivity
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If you are a startup founder you are very likely spending an hour or two a day reading and writing emails. Some days it may seem that you spend most of your time responding to emails from prospects, customers, partners, cofounders, service providers, and spammers. Here are four articles on different aspects of email productivity. |
How I Avoid Sending Emails That I Later Regret
Email Overload
Email overload has become an overused term. But I find myself with an inbox hovering near 6,000 messages (5932 at the moment) and so I have to make some serious changes.
Managing Email Conversations With Customers
Some practical tips for managing email conversations with customers including focus on value not volume and always let folks reply (and read their replies).
Please Take Me Off Of Your Email Distribution List
“Please take me off of your E-mail distribution list.” This is, alas, a one line E-mail that I now find myself sending several times a week. If your prospects feel as I do your lead generation efforts will suffer.
We spend a lot of time with clients reviewing emails that they have received from prospects and crafting and revising emails they plan to send to prospects, or potential partners, or customers. If you have a particularly difficult email you are drafting please sign up for an office hours and we can walk around the issues together and help you move forward.
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