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If you’re like most people who use email for work, chances are your inbox is packed. However, you don’t need to deal with—or keep—all these emails. There is, in fact, a simple yet underused secret to clearing your inbox. Put it to work today, and you can make email easier to use—while not losing access to emails you need to retain.
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High-performance coaching marries the best of management and coaching practices for the benefit of the employee and the business. Great managers excel at setting clear expectations, planning, and leveraging processes. Great coaches are good at helping others exceed expectations, innovating, and developing talents into reliable strengths. When you blend both, you set yourself and your company up for long-term success.
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The contact us page on your business’s website should convert 100 percent of visitors, meaning that visitors should be able to easily get in touch or find information about your company.
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Graymail. It’s not spam—but it’s not exactly email you’re excited to receive. Here’s how to make sure your business isn’t sending graymail.
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When an email is sent to you but the address doesn’t match one of your organization’s addresses—that’s considered a wildcard or catch-all email account. Here are the pros and cons of having one.
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Customer appreciation creates customer loyalty—so if your customers don’t feel appreciated, they may do business elsewhere. Here are 6 ways to show that you care about your customers.
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Collecting customer feedback helps ensure that your current customers are happy—and can help attract new customers. Here’s how to get the feedback you need.
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How old is the oldest email sitting in your inbox? If you’re uncomfortable with the answer, you might want to consider celebrating Email Debt Forgiveness Day this year.
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Do you run a vacation rental business? If so, you probably communicate with guests (and potential guests) via email. Here’s why avoiding typos is vital when it comes to your email communication.
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Finding tools and developing skills that increase efficiency is one of the keys to growth. Learning effective delegation skills is a great place to start.