The Office 365 icons are now getting a new modern look. This will affect all our programs inside the Office package as well and we look forward and hope we will fit in to the future Outlook. Microsoft is modernizing its Office icons as part of a broader focus on design for its various Office apps. It’s the first time the Office icons have changed in five years, and they’re
Translated conversations across devices, for one-on-one chats and for larger group interactions. That sounds perfect, right? You are also able to use this for your emails when you receive emails from foreign speak countries and in this way be able to answer faster but also be able to write better. We are testing this at the moment in the Ant Team and it looks very promising at the moment. Microsoft
How many times has a deal been going along without a hitch until, suddenly, it’s not? One week of silence passes, then two, and you’re left wondering what you did wrong and if there’s any way to fix it. By this point, you’ve likely sent previous follow-up emails or left voicemails for your prospect. So, what’s your next step? Here are five principles to adhere to when sending a follow-up
We’ve all been there. You’re working with a prospect. Things are coming along nicely. And then they go dark. I found myself in this situation a few years back: The deal had been advancing, my prospect was responsive over email, and I was confident we would close soon. And then … nothing. Weeks passed and I continued sending emails without response. Finally, I picked up the phone and called my
Imagine you’ve spent 10 years writing the next great novel. Your editor loves it and the earlyreviews are great, but once it’s published, no one buys it. Turns out, your cover sucked. Unless you’re a writer, this situation might sound pretty unfamiliar. But something similar happens to salespeople on a daily basis. They invest time and energy into crafting the right message or personalizing a template, but their prospect never reads
We are changing our logo. We have changed this for a few reasons. First, this has been a process that also has given us the opportunity to publish two more Social Media channels. We are now live on Facebook and Twitter and proud to welcome new audience. Secondly we decided to remove the pc screen in front the Ant because it gave a wrong picture of where you can use
The best sales email subject lines are creative, interest-provoking, and informative without giving too much away. Writing a creative subject line is no small feat, so here is some inspiration for for different purposes and situations. Customize for your own use, and watch your open and response rates skyrocket. Cold email subject lines Try to keep these closer to "warm" email subject lines. You'll enjoy more success is you're not emailing someone
Facebook continues to change their newsfeed algorithm, making it increasingly difficult for brands to reach their fans through organic posts, forcing marketers to rethink their approach to social media. With many of the new Facebook updates and focus on user privacy and preference, organic reach continues to fall short. In fact, if you are a large brand only 2-8% of fans actually see your posts and only .073% of brands’ fans
Exceptional email marketing campaigns need to be cleverly written to attract attention in busy inboxes. Marketing emails also need to be personalized, filled with interesting graphics, and designed for desktop and mobile devices. And above all, emails must contain a meaningful call-to-action. After all, if brands are taking up subscribers' time -- and inbox space -- with another email, every message must have a point to it. With digital marketing,
Ok, so you’re an expert at the basics of small business emails. But what about emails for lead nurturing? You know, follow-up emails. Or, maybe more difficult to master, warming up cold email leads. If you’re reading this section, your follow-up emails probably aren’t working the way you want them to. If you’re using trust hackneyed phrases like: “I just wanted to check in…” “Just following up on our conversation…”
