You wouldn’t write a letter to a client or prospect on plain paper instead of your letterhead, would you? Then why send out e-mail without letterhead’s Internet equivalent? Your e-mail signature or SIG identifies your organization and lends a professional finish, just like letterhead. Unlike letterhead, however, your SIG usually appears at the end of correspondence.
Just think, each time you send e-mail with a SIG, you broadcast a brief commercial: what you do, your mission statement and contact information (especially toll free lines). But remember–large SIGs obscure your message and look unprofessional. Keep it under six lines.
Don’t let opportunity pass you by. Ask aWEBthatWORKS.com to design your SIG.
About Sue
Sue is the energetic, technology-savvy dynamo who heads up this groundbreaking company – truly a one-stop web shop – and welcomes new customers. She has assembled a gifted team of professionals. They allow her to introduce her clients to a complete menu of the latest and greatest e-marketing services. It doesn’t end with a sale: after-sales service is her priority. Sue is an Internet pioneer and loves talking about the Internet. Sue and her core team of Internet professionals help people leverage the Internet, and AWEBthatWORKS’ large pool of website talent. Many businesses employ Sue to supplement their current web team with strategic coaching. Others loyally watch and attend Sue’s many presentations on leveraging the Internet. Sue has been helping organizations market themselves on the Internet since 1993. She’s surrounded herself with a strong team of Internet Professionals with complementary skill sets.
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