2. You can append your sales letters at the end of your e-mail courses. People who take your e-mail courses can learn something valuable from you first, and when they’re done, they will be more receptive to your follow-up letters.

3. E-mail courses can help you attract visitors to your Web site. You can’t put everything in an e-mail course so you can actually place links within your e-mail course messages. These links can point to more information found on your site. You can promote your Web site’s URL in each message.

4. E-mail courses can help you gain more subscribers for your e-zine. Make people aware that subscribers of your e-zine are always the ones to get first dibs on your e-mail courses.

5. You can run your e-mail courses hands-free. You just need to create and arrange your e-mail messages in the order you want them to be delivered to your participants, then put them in a sequential autoresponder. Your e-mail courses then become your 24/7 promoter!

6. E-mail courses can help you get leads and you can promote your products or services to these people. And by making your e-mail courses 100% opt-in, the risk of being accused of sending unsolicited e-mails is significantly reduced. Read More Article On My Blog

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How to colour code emails from a specific person

In the Inbox, select an email from someone important, such as your partner, boss or co-worker.

On the ‘Tools’ menu, click ‘Organize’ to display the Organize pane.

In the left portion of the ‘Organize’ pane, click ‘Using Colors’.

In the first bulleted item, you should see the word ‘from’ and the name of the person who sent you the email.

Then you should see the word ‘in’ and a drop-down list box. Click the arrow to select a colour.

Click ‘Apply Color’.

All of the emails in your Inbox from this person should now be colour coded with the colour you selected.

Hope you find this useful.

Cheers,

Rosy

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Well, all that changes with Outlook 2007. Not only can you still have multiple signatures, but you can use them on an “as needed” basis.

First Tip: set up your signatures.
Tools > Options> Mail Format tab > Signatures.
Click New, choose which account to apply it to, and start typing

Second Tip: click New Mail Message
Notice on the message ribbon there is a “Signature” button.
Click it and choose the signature you want to use.

Steroids Tip: If you don’t need a formal signature for coworkers or colleagues but it is set to automatically show up, just right-click the signature in the email body. Your list of signatures appears on the email screen. Click the other signature to use. This way you don’t have to click the “Signature” button on the Message ribbon.

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Auto Complete Email Addresses
Microsoft Outlook has a featured called “auto complete” for any email address typed into the To or CC fields. This feature does not pull from the contacts or address book, rather, it adds names to the auto complete list as you type them.

The problem comes in when you add a bad address, and then each time you start to type in the address, the incorrect one appears in the list.

To fix this problem, (drum roll, please…):

1. On the To: line, start typing the address that shows up incorrectly.
2. Hit the Down arrow key to select the ‘bad’ address.
3. Hit the Delete key and you will remove the bad email address

Shockingly simple.  *Hint* This carries over to the web if you’ve typed in a login name wrong and it keeps showing up to remind you of your bad typing skills.  Just arrow down to it, and hit DELETE.  Sometimes shouting “Go Away!’ makes me feel better too.  That may just be me, though…

On the other hand, what if your “auto complete” has never worked and you don’t know what I am talking about?

Here’s how to activate (or disable) auto complete…

1. Click Tools, Options, Email Options
2. Click “Advanced Email Options”
3. Select (or de-select) the check box beside “Suggest names while completing
To, CC, BCC fields”

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Email Attachment Issues
The following was a great question and easily fixed.

My friend Bill writes:
Andy, for some reason my attachments are not showing in the heading of my e-mails, but are in the body of the e-mail as a square icon. Is there a way to change this so it does not appear in the body of the message but on an attachment line? (I think this may have started when I had our company e-mail tech support fix some problems I was having.)

Answer:
It’s an easy fix.
Open Outlook, click Tools, Options. Click the “Mail Format” tab, and at the top section, “Message Format”, I’ll bet it says “Rich Text”. For some reason techies like Rich Text, but it throws the attachment inside the body of the email. Change that setting to “HTML” and it’s solved.

My friend Bill replies:
That did the trick!! At first I couldn’t find the “Mail Format” tab, until I realized I was still inside this e-mail. When I exited to the Outlook main page, the selections showed up just as you listed.
Thanks, Bill

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