Sentences with phrase «what emails you read»

Not exact matches

Now a software engineer for Google, Gershtein works on projects such as Smart Reply, an email feature that uses machine learning to send automated replies; and Save to Inbox, an extension that lets users send what they're watching, reading, or listening to directly to their inbox so they can easily access it later.

What's more, tracking communications can serve as a free marketing channel, enabling you to include discount codes and other offers in an email you know customers open and read.

I don't know what it is about email that makes people feel like they have to be formal and buttoned - up, but I do know that no one has ever been excited to read and reply to an email that's really dry and boring.

And just defensive messages without actually reading the whole email, which was like, «We recognize that's it's really upsetting what happened, but we now have to unify this country, and we want to do what we can to do our part.»

And in the attention economy we are living in, where consumers have access to more emails and tweets than they could ever manage to read and digest fully, being able to get and hold attention is what separates the wheat from the chaff.

«What's the point of reading an email while you're standing in an elevator and you can't do anything about it?»

After reading my new book, Real Leaders Don't Follow, an old friend and business associate who's had a long and successful career, Ziv Azmanov, sent me an email that, among other things, does a pretty effective job of explaining what distinguishes real entrepreneurs from the pack:

You may have sent the best marketing message via email, but if no one opens it and reads it, what good have you done?

«What you're not reading about is the government actually abusing these programs and listening in on people's phone calls or inappropriately reading people's emails,» Obama said from the East Room of the White House.

Streak, a customer relationship management app that integrates with Gmail, unveiled a feature today that allows senders to see who has read an email, where they read it and what type of device they re...

Emails that are chock full of personality, whether it's humor, a mascot, taking a strong stance on a subject, or just providing value to someone who reads it, are more likely to lead to trust, which is really what matters.

Read all that for a little while and you're sure to get the impression that we're all drowning in more information than we know what to do with (though, honestly, you'll probably be interrupted by an incoming email of social media alert before you get very far).

Reading a lot like what a college fraternity president might send out to his brothers, the email spelled out in sophomoric terms rules not only about drinking and what not to do with kegs but also about sex.

Given that most users are checking email on the fly, what's the likelihood they will read a multi-page pdf on a small screen?

We are afraid and we don't know what to do so we are reading the news and watching the news and we are pontificating on Facebook and we are writing letters or emails and we are getting mad at each other for all the ways we're all doing it wrong.

I didn't tell her what God had set upon my heart when I read her email.

When I opened the email and read it my thoughts were upon what God was speaking into my heart.

If you don't believe me, ask someone who's a regular churchgoer — let him read the email and tell him what I said — and see if he agrees that what she did is a little unorthodox, but not out of bound.

I read an email to day from a friend that stated very succinctly what it was...

My mom and I had been debating on a dessert while I was reading my emails, and what did I pull up?

I was browsing through my emails the morning this post went out wondering what I was going to do that day and as soon as I read the recipe, I knew I'd be making these all day.

I don't comment much and I've never emailed you (though I think I tried to once... can't remember what went wrong there), but I've been reading for a few (or four?

If you still want to use my pleats, please email before proceeding, so I know that you're out there and you've read and understand what I've written.

If you want to throw your hat into the ring, please read over our Contributor Guidelines to get a feel for what we're looking for, then send an email to me (bloggers AT attachmentparenting DOT org) or Julie (apispeaks AT attachmentparenting DOT org) and we'll add your name to the list for consideration.

Reader Email: «I am super excited about the over the knee boots trend this Fall, but I don't know what... Read More

Did really read anything in particular that riled me up (though I read a post while writing this about NP) but people kept sending me emails asking what I thought about the term natural parenting.

It's better to have an email list of 10,000 people who really care and are interested — than to pretend to have a list of 100,000, 90 % of whom aren't paying attention because pretty soon — the 90 % will get you flagged as spam and then even the 10 % won't be able to read what you send them any more.

But when you're trying to shape the online discussion and make your case in public, sometimes the phone or a discreet and behind - the - scenes email provides the best channel (guess what: much of what you read on lefty political blogs is discussed and sometimes coordinated first on various back - channel email lists).

Read the RNC email and see what you think.

While he was publicly claiming he knew only what he read in the press about lane closures on the New Jersey side of the George Washington Bridge, emails reported this morning by WNYC found Gov. Andrew Cuomo's staff behind the scenes was trying to get a handle on the situation.

What I did get was an email... Read More

The people behind Google are reading our private transactions — how else could they display ads appropriate to what's in our email and Web searches?

It seems like every day there are more revelations about the government tapping your phone calls, reading your email, and watching what you do online.

This, even though Pearce had actually seen and read aloud the complete email [albeit accidentally truncated], which was leaked by «ad hoc» invitation committee member and fringe blogger «tallbloke» in what was (to put it charitably) a highly inappropriate attempt at spin.

Whit and I spend time everyday before going home reading the emails our Sakaralites are sending in to our wellness team, and no matter what time or insane day we've had, it always brings us back to why we're doing this.

Maybe I need to read back through previous posts and emails to see what gold I can find.

Resting in being, whether it's during a yoga class, or in a state of anxiety after reading an aggravating email from a co-worker, without doing anything right away to fix what's ailing us can be tricky.

In case your guy doesn't read my blog (hehe) and YOU like what you see in this gift guide, my advice is to have a girlfriend email it to your guy OR leave me an email address in the blog comments and I'll email him.

I've been trying to answer emails, trying to accomplish tasks, looking at my editorial calendar, trying to figure out what deadlines I have coming up, thinking about the laundry... Read More

This is also something I WANT and NEED: If you like what you have read, please take the time to sign up to receive a notification by email of new posts.

You and almost hottie fashion bloggers are makes me feels fat haha (believe it or not I do think this way haha) I have to share what I've read one of my junk email --(they somehow found me) about the all fashion bloggers take the lead of a world in fashion, not the star but blogger!

I love opening an email newsletter or blog post to find it filled with «what I've been reading lately» or «what you should read» or «favourite articles» sections.

When I cancelled before the auto renewal (good thing I read plenty online beforehand) and filling out their close - out «what did you think of our service» questionaire (which I promptly read them the Riot Act), I got an email from Match telling me to call an 800 - number.

I like this girl, but I don't even know what she looks like and I'm not going to sign up just to read her email.

I'm not sure what my live setup would be, but I want to play real instruments as much as possible — not just be pushing buttons on a launchpad while reading my emails.

What do you think it means if women that I email view my profile soon after, meaning they theoretically have read them, and then do absolutely nothing?

He was reading their profiles and filling in the blanks to relate to what they talked about... but the emails still didn't feel personal.

The child can't read the message, but can let a parent know what to do next (e.g., «Hey, mom, check your email»).

Tell that person a little about who you are and why you think you might both be compatible — respond directly to what you've read in that person's profile — sound interested and interesting and you'll get an email by return — sound boring and downbeat and you'll just be ignored.

I was reading the diaries when I got a reply from one of the new members thanking me for my email and asking me what I thought of the site.