Why Email Archiving Matters
Archiving your business emails has a number of benefits across a number of sectors for both commercial and financial reasons.
Practical advice on improving email deliverability, avoiding spam filters, and getting more messages into the inbox. We share tips, explanations, and best practices drawn from real-world sending.
Archiving your business emails has a number of benefits across a number of sectors for both commercial and financial reasons.
Did you know that the average worker spends 28% of their time managing their emails? That’s more than 11 hours per week! Dictation could help you to save hours writing emails as speech-to-text is three times quicker than typing.
Billions of emails are sent each and every day (about 333.2 billion emails, to be precise, which works out at more than 3.5 million emails per second). Yet do we always use the correct sign off, for the right occasion? Apparently not! Here we look at how best to sign off your professional emails…
Although most have stepped away from SMS for personal interactions, interactions with businesses via SMS are on the rise with many companies looking to invest in SMS communication, particularly since the pandemic.
The web is a wonderful place, and over the last number of years, internet security has really ramped up. This has its benefits but means that we now need to remember a lot more passwords, which can be a challenge.
Have you ever been expecting an important email, only to find it ended up in your spam folder? Or worse yet, it didn’t even reach you? If the email sender has done everything correctly on their end, it may be time to safelist their email address, domain or their outgoing IP addresses.
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