Sentences with phrase «little like an email»

A private message is a little like an email between the business owner and the person who wrote the review.

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Companies like Ladder.io have software that works with email marketing platforms like MailChimp and allows you to experiment with A / B split testing to pinpoint the «little things» that make all the difference.

It may seem like the standard recipe for professional success depends on long hours in the office and little time away from your phone and emails.

New features like expanded search and updated display functions might make business email a little bit easier.

«Every conversation becomes a little bit more familiar and a little bit more real like two people talking to each other versus just an email or a support ticket,» he says.

But if you'd like to get replies to your emails a little more often — whether they're one - on - one messages to colleagues or marketing messages that you're sending to thousands of people — you might give this little trick a try.

There are big failures like getting fired and little failures like sending the wrong email, or writing a paragraph that could have been better.

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Users seeking to remain truly anonymous have already jumped from exchanges like Coinbase to peer - to - peer services, such as Localbitcoins, that require little more than a functioning email to register and use their site.

The other day I got an email from Frieda's Specialty Produce Company asking if I would like to try some of their new little fancy purple Fiesole artichokes grown by Baroda Farms in Lompoc, California.

Each day goes a little something like this... First job of the day is replying to emails and printing off orders with a cup of tea (or several).

Today my little bundle is 3 weeks and 1 day and I finally feel like I have * once in awhile * a moment for email.

The folks at political consulting firm BuzzMaker have come up with a damn useful little tool: a simple calculator that projects online fundraising totals over time, based on variables like list size, response rate, unsubscribe rate, how many emails you send per month, etc..

Each email client displays code slightly differently, meaning that the best way to ensure that your emails look similar across email clients like Yahoo, Google and Outlook is to have as little code as possible.

But I was surprised yesterday to get an email from the club that started a little like this:

The email is a fundraising appeal, and includes a link where supporters can give anywhere from as little as $ 3 to as much as they would like (or can afford) to help the party pay for its pro-Sanders efforts.

One Chinese philosophical text, the Inward Training, teaches that balancing your emotions by balancing your body allows you to avoid being held hostage to life's little ups and downs, like a flat tire, an angry email, or even the high (and subsequent letdown) of a fantastic weekend away.

If you would like to personally email me that would be great and If you would be willing to help me with this I would love to give you my number so we could talk a little more about what's going on right now.

If you'd like a cheat sheet on this article, with all of the main points bulleted, enter your email address in the little blue box on the left of your screen.

I think these longer days, and moments where I feel a little less like me, are all a part of motherhood, I just have to be less hard on myself sometimes and hope those people waiting for my email response can be easy on me too!

I hope you enjoy learning 5 little things about me today, and if there is anything you would like me to include in a future post, feel free to shoot me an email ([email protected]).

Sounds like I should get back to posting more than once a day I'd be happy to share a little more about my business... I tend to answer lots of emails about it but maybe it would be helpful to do a Q&A post or video.

Sunday nights have also become the time where I catch up on «life» -LCB- aka, my overflowing inboxes, work emails, this «ole blog and those pesky things like laundry and planning for the week -RCB-, which gets me into work mode for the week a little sooner than it used to.

With all this quality entertainment and countless emails / blogs / texts you need to catch up on, it's no wonder downtime feels like a second job leaving little time to relax (much less getting your actual homework / errands / housework done).

You can like someone's overall profile, like their individual photos, like or comment on a particular part of their profile, email them, chat with them... It was a little overwhelming at first!

Most of the time, we either fire off a «like» or a short message and we figure we've got nothing to lose because it's just a little email.

Even if you do not have the time to respond as you would like, acknowledging the other party's initial email with a little note, and explaining you will get back shortly is decent email etiquette.

Membership costs around $ 30 per month (as little as $ 16 a month if you buy a multi-month package), and provides access to useful features like counseling via chat or email, extra search options (including by STD if you're specifically looking for herpes dating), the ability to start actual conversations, and bumping your profile to the top of any applicable searches.

If you don't feel like waiting for an email reply, try instant messaging feature and meet singles in real time however you can chat only with users who are included in your «little black book».

Email, Online dating is a little like gaming.

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Because my MP (who knows who I am and that I know a little about education policy post 2010) sent me a something that read very much like a standard letter in response to my email objecting to mass academisation.

While it may seem a little far - fetched, Marvel may not think so — when you consider smartphones full of heart - rate monitors and schedules and emails and access to the Internet (not to mention the ability for communication between other external devices throughout your home), the concept of a «portal app turned digital assistant» makes good sense... and who wouldn't want to feel like one of the Avengers?

The one nice thing about this device, is that it is bundled with some great little features such as a web - browser so you can check email on services like Yahoo or Gmail.

So I just sent him a little email via his agent, basically saying «I really liked your interview».

I just tried the Kobo customer care phone number because their email response time took over 9 hours for the first response, which was a little long for my taste (plus the response didn't even deal with half my issue, it was like they didn't even read my whole issue).

This new system - on - chip (SoC) uses LITTLE cores to handle tasks like emailing, light web search and map navigation and uses the big cores for heavy - duty applications like graphic - intensive gaming.

«Just like we revolutionized wireless email we are transforming the tablet experience,» Lazaridis said of PlayBook, which was released this year and has posed little challenge to Apple's market - ruling iPad.

We get emails all the time from people who do need a little bit of help, and it always just feels like, as indie authors, there's always something new to learn.

The case will hold the tablet and the keyboard like a small Android laptop, which will be great for those who want to be a little more productive and perhaps crack through those emails or revise those documents.

At first glance their website seems professional enough but I don't like the look of some of their stock images and their «Cause of Action E Book» that they emailed me seems a little thrown together as well.

With constant calls, letters, and emails from creditors, you may begin to feel like a small fish in the middle of a shark feeding frenzy — while your creditors want to devour what little you have, you have few options to regain the security you once had.

While some servicers send out letters with brightly colored warnings like «time - sensitive» and «rush,» others send generic emails that give little indication of the urgency of the task.»

I was a little worried moving my email list over from MailChimp, but it literally took like 2 minutes to migrate with a simple integration provided by ConvertKit.

We really liked the log of the daily events that she emailed to us, we knew the cats would be a little shy the first couple of days but once they realized she was the food giver they came around and welcomed her with open arms.

This could be something as little as helping answer emails or more involved like handling applications, fostering, transporting or coordinating a state.

I sent a email to you saying when we arrived they put us in a old room with 1980's furniture stairs going up to tiny little bedrooms, so had to ask to be moved as this room was not anything like what showed on website.The girl on reception was understanding and gave us another room a bit newer and open plan, cupboard doors would not close and shower in old bath, she finally gave us the 3rd opportunity to stay in a upstairs lovely renovated room

I sent a email to you saying when we arrived they put us in a old room with 1980's furniture stairs going up to tiny little bedrooms, so had to ask to be moved as this room was not anything like what showed on website.The girl on reception was understanding and gave us another room a bit newer and open plan, cupboard doors would not close and shower in old bath, she finally gave us the 3rd opportunity to stay in a upstairs lovely renovated room Cairns Queenslander Holiday Apartments Guest Review Response from Cairns Holiday Specialists Dear John, Thank you for your feedback.

firstly thank you for all the messages regarding the email subscription and feedburner... a few things... since the accident in our family I have not published any Beach Cottage Newsletters (they will be back soon) so if you haven't received the weekly little message from me with a few extras from Beach Cottage Land and a bit of a round - up of what's been going on, it will be back soon, it's not that you've been removed from the list or anything like that — I have been so busy at the moment with sooo many appointments and medical stuff and well you know the gig with three kiddos plus if I'm truly honest I just haven't had it in my to greet people with what's been going on here when in my heart I feel like cr*p... (If you haven't subscribed and want to for when the Newsletter goes out again you can see a little box up there to the top right on the main page, just add your email address to that — I promise I won't ever spam you and nope I won't try to sell you my left leg or indeed bombard you with advertising or affiliate links)

Little did I know, they immediately sent me an email notifying me that they were sold out (like everyone else, including Amazon, Ebay, and Bestbuy).