Sentences with phrase «few emails about»

We've received quite a few emails about the items we used in Brandon and Heather's room re-do, so I'll be sure to blog about all of them when we get back home.

Update: I got quite a few emails about how I over-reacted about this but apparently Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos disagreed.

Not exact matches

Or if it's after hours (or you just don't feel like chatting), you can fill out a form with your name, email address, and a few tidbits about you and your loved one, to give the poet a frame of reference.

If you're going to do something like intentionally ignore your email for a few hours, you need to be just as intentional about planning how you're going to spend that time.

I've been using Google Inbox, the new email app for iOS, Android and the Chrome web browser, for the past few days... and that's about as long as I think I'll be using it.

It's also the Customer Support team's job to ascertain that they choose the right path to get that outcome, so they might want to engage their users, but they don't want to have their users upset about being spammed, so it's our team's job to say again, «I can see why you might think that emailing five times in the first five days is good, but here's a few ideas about how you'll get to where you want to get to without doing the things that upset customers.»

Take the time to write them personalized emails, highlighting a few key points and detailing what stood out to you about meeting them.

«The first few minutes at the office can be the most stressful because there's a level of anxiety about what you may face: a sudden onslaught of urgent emails, last minute crises or meetings, a call to stop by the boss's office, a cranky co-worker, and so on.

That research actually bears out an earlier, more detailed study that Yesware conducted (albeit one that examined substantially fewer emails — about 500,000, focusing on sales emails).

Do not tell the press you are planning on launching a Title III equity Crowdfunding campaign in a few weeks / months, do not mention your raise ahead of time at conferences and do not send email blasts about your intention to raise capital through Title III until you have filed Form C.

The company has dealt with a few high profile customer service complaints in recent years, most notably from a car owner who sued the company after he says it stopped responding to his emails and calls about repairs.

Even then, Alexa would move to the next step — the bot might then alert me about the company with a few facts, never even bothering to read the email at all.

I recently held a roundtable on productivity, my first ever, and talked to a few entrepreneurs about how they process email.

«We had about 5,000 emails and a few Facebook followers,» Dunaway says.

To suggest a speaker for the 2015 MPW Summit, please send a short biography and a few paragraphs about their expertise to the email above.

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There's so much that's challenging, interesting, rewarding, and valuable about email marketing that it's a shame to reduce that hard work to a few vanity metrics like clicks, traffic, and list size.

I've sent out hundreds of emails over the past few years to promote articles on my blogs and in this article, I'll share a few things I've learned that other experts don't usually mention when they talk about using email for content promotion.

Email open rates, the number and quality of blog comments and social media conversations about your content are a few ways that you can track engagement.

To suggest a speaker for Fortune Brainstorm TECH International, please send a short biography and a few paragraphs about their expertise to the email above.

I have already emailed Steve and a few others that I saw on Stupid church about this stuff that we are going through.

When I got a book deal, I took advantage of having your email address to ask a few questions about publishing, and you always responded quickly and graciously.

Several weeks later I get an email from the Missions Pastor of one of our sending / supporting churches saying that he wants to Skype with me about a few things.

A few years back, I briefly covered a throwaway Yahoo! article about how «carbs will make you lose weight» because so many readers had emailed about it.

To everyone that emailed me the other day about recipe testing (I am no longer accepting applications, by the way), I have about 100 emails to go through, so it's going to take me a few days to get back to you all, let alone pick just 4 or 5 people!

After making my homemade almond butter I received a few emails from readers asking about other nut butters.

On weekdays, it's all about getting a nutritious breakfast down my gullet in between running a few miles and responding to emails.

My first foray into activism a few years ago involved emailing Target about a shirt that had a message I didn't agree with.

With all the emphasis on social media in the past few years, you may not have thought much about email marketing recently.

Lora I had emailed you a few days ago about not being able to get the ebook to print but thank the Lord I finally got it.

So I'm not sure what's in the water, but in the last few months I have received a lot of emails with questions about career jumping — why I left my career as a neuroscientist, how I got started building new businesses, how I make money, etc..

This week I've fielded the same question from a few families and therapists who have emailed me about kids who do not initiate.

World book day outfits have happily been a thing of the past for a few years now, but suddenly out of the blue, an email from the school about dressing up as a literary character this week.

I've received so many emails, Facebook posts, and comments about the virgin gut over the last few years that I thought it was finally time to take a look at the science — and lack thereof — behind this myth.

All of you who emailed Nestle about their unscrupulous involvement in Brazil's Zero Hunger Program likely received the same response that a few members who wrote to INFACT did.

To get cheap or free baby stuff, you will be asked to enter a few details — your name, email address and due date or child's birthdate — that will be shared with our partner so they can contact you with more information about your selected baby offers.

After exchanging a few emails with one of their representatives about the specs of the piece, they sent me the replacement part completely free of charge.

Editor's Note: I have had a few visitors email to say that I should include homemade formula recipe (s) and not «fearmonger» about the negatives of homemade infant formula.

By comparison, the Republican party emails over the past few months have largely been scare messages about Hillary Clinton (actual sample subject line, verbatim: «Waiting for Hillary's Judicial Nominees????») or MoveOn.org, tied to an explicit ask for cash.

I've read on a few other blogs today about an email I received that is eye - popping in assertions about Alfonse D'Amato.

In recent months we've seen an explosion of social sharing from the rise of Pinterest (which I first wrote about here on Epolitics.com a few months back) to MoveOn's «The Daily Share» email to the newest creation from some big names in dot - com, Upworthy.

Even as it was unfolding, the Twitter angle was being downgraded in the face of evidence that the Moldvovan protesters seemed to be using just about EVERY online tool available — from Facebook to text messages to blogs and email newsletters — to organize and spread the word (of course, it didn't help when it turned out that very few people in Moldova are even ON Twitter).

Some email discussion over the past few days about the Edwards fundraising text / voice campaign and about last Friday's desktop widget has really brought home to me the importance of going where your supporters are.

The reply was to an email I wrote a few weeks ago, originally about the Alisa Shevchenko election hacking story, but which related some aspects of the case to the likelihood of ending up reliant on Russia and the United States post-Brexit, and how the UK's stance on Ms Shevchenko might end up relating to that.

A few emails and try to get just a quick phone call about the industry.

But I know you have your very good reasons for being among the 98 percent of the population that shuns public transportation: • You can read, check email, send text messages, or catch a few winks while you're swerving into oncoming traffic and pedestrians • You have built - in motivation for stopping at Wendy's for celebration takeout, given that you haven't had to walk more than nine consecutive steps the entire day • You feel good about the copious burning of hydrocarbons, which is creating valuable new beachfront property • You get to trade hand gestures and occasional gunfire with fellow traffic jammers.

«We'll have more to say about the path forward within the next few days,» said Exelon spokesman Paul Adams in an email.

But I didn't really think much more about it until a few weeks ago, when I received an email from someone named Monica inviting me to speak at a vaccine conference in Beijing.

Although we spend a lot of our time online nowadays — streaming music and video, checking email and social media, or obsessively reading the news — few of us know about the mathematical algorithms that manage how our content is delivered.