Web Fundamentals. We Wrote 9 Awesome Email Templates So You Don't Have To. One of the most helpful things for a busy professional is not having to reinvent the wheel.
Be that leveraging experts within your company instead of researching a topic from scratch or using the same order form your colleague developed, building on the work of others saves time and effort. And nowhere is this more true than with email. Think about it: A large number of the emails you’re going to send in the next week, month, or year have been written and sent millions of times over by other people in similar situations.
So, in the interest of saving your precious time, I’ve penned email templates for nine common professional situations. Feel free to use, adapt, and send away! Applying to Jobs You’ve found your dream job at a company, and lo and behold, you know someone there! Hiring A great candidate comes in to your inbox, and you can’t wait to get her to come in for a first-round interview.This other candidate isn’t a fit, sadly. Introductions Photo of email courtesy of Shutterstock. Torchpad. Startup Tools. Startup Tools 1.
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Personal Welcome Email from Founder Another common pattern is to send a secondary welcome email from the Founder. This email is usually sent a few hours later or the next day. I have tried this in the past and it was so successful that it started taking me hours every day to reply to every user who wrote back. So, I had to disable it. 3. I don’t think I have seen this pattern somewhere else before.
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Total items listed: 174. Time to compile: 8+ hours. Follow @DailyTekk on Twitter to make sure you don’t miss a week! While driving along the other day I had an epiphany as I studied the FedEx logo on the side of a truck as I passed (specifically the cleverly hidden arrow in the negative space that I assume is meant to imply forward progress). I realized that, no matter how well-conceived the logo concept may have been, it’s a bit flawed because, depending on what side of the truck you are on, the arrow can be pointing forward or backward.
To that end, I’ve compiled a huge list of tools that I think could be useful to a tech startup, especially those just getting started (at least they are useful to me). All said, this list is really just a starting point. Also read: 100 Tools to Develop the Next Killer iOS or Android App Post Navigation. Wrangler.