The problem? We get so many emails, the vast majority aren’t opened or read. Statista reports that in 2021, 320 billion emails were sent and received worldwide. We only opened around 18 percent of ...

If you’re a student, I challenge you to do an exercise. Go to your email inbox from two years ago. Pick one and read it. Are you cringing at the length, content, and word choice used in your email?

Somewhere between birth and college, students hopefully have learned how to compose concise, grammatically correct and contextually appropriate emails. Often they haven’t. So, to head off 3 a.m.

Crafting an effective business email has become something of a lost art. More and more professionals are receiving correspondences with impersonal or no salutations, misspellings, lack of structure, ...

Customer communication during COVID-19 is critical. Important information about changes to the customer experience, policy changes, and safety tips are often best communicated to customers in email.

When was the last time you sent an email? Did you know that, according to Statista, roughly 306 billion emails were estimated to have been sent and received every single day in 2020? There are only ...

Email is often used in the corporate sector. Depending on one's perspective, it may be a source of both good and bad news. And sure, we do need to be blunt in our ...

Back in 2007, freelancer writers like myself were paid crap per piece of website content. Due to the youthful tastes of search engines and digital content, algorithms were much simpler to conquer. The ...

I write to you from quarantine, having just hammered out the last “We have COVID” email–this one to my son’s preschool director. Blerg. Other WRAL Top Stories When we got positive COVID tests in our ...

It’s hard to believe that email was ever a novelty — today it’s a lifeline for pretty much every professional in every industry. It’s nearly impossible to imagine navigating professional life without ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The adage that first impressions mean everything is truer than ever within the world of emails. See walls of chunky text or misspelled ...