Gmail is great those who work extensively with email, and is a relatively secure email service. While there are other ways to help tighten your Gmail security, when it comes to sending emails securely from your Gmail Inbox, you might still need help from third party apps, such as SafeGmail.
Last week, we published a list of websites for sharing photos with friends and family. Of course, you can also share your photos by emailing them, but many email services impose a limit on the size of files you can send.
Email blasts may seem like the out-of-touch old fogey of online marketing, but there's a reason they keep hanging around: They still work. But that doesn't mean most businesses understand how to get the most out of them. One of the biggest, hardest-to-answer questions has always been: When is the best time to send out messages? Finally, we have some hard information.
There are certain types of e-mails you should never send. You might feel good firing them off, but sending them undermines your effectiveness.
One kind of e-mail that you should consider not sending is the one asking permission. The world opens up if you stop asking for permission. Most decisions about whether to send an e-mail asking permission fall between mission-critical and unnecessary.
