Are you spending too much time reading and responding to emails? By following some simple tips and ideas for using email more efficiently, you should be able to save a significant amount of time.
In this section we look at ways to streamline your emails and discuss topics such as email etiquette and confidentiality, tips for reducing spam, managing email when you’re out of the office and more.
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For years as a solo business owner and a communication consultant no less, I was a big, big advocate of email. A raving fan. I had no issues with email overload at all. 
Sam Leader's article on mobile vs email and Megan Tough's article looking at the contemporary rules around using mobile phones got me thinking about another modern day bugbear of mine – the incorrect use of business emails.
A survey on the Flying Solo website found that over 54% of respondents believe it is appropriate email etiquette to discuss sensitive business topics via email. I think this is a huge risk for soloists and our customers.
In the same way we regularly clean up our office, so, too we should tidy up our inbox. These email tips include ideas on how to use rules, folders, signatures and more to streamline your email.
By managing email better when you're out of the office, you can avoid an overcrowded inbox on your return. These seven simple tips will help.
SPAM is slang for unsolicited emails of a commercial nature. Like all soloists, you most likely find SPAM a huge time waster and major irritant. There is a way of reducing SPAM!
It may seem counter intuitive, but tearing yourself away from business communication tools like internet and email can actually make you more productive.
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