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How to Manage Your Online Sales From Your Phone

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Emails to Sheets will help you easily manage your online sales, even when you’re not at your desk.

As any online store vendor will tell you, it’s really important to stay on top of your sales confirmations before they get out of hand. If you wait too long to record your sales, it’s much harder to know what or when you need to deliver to your customers, and it becomes next to impossible to forecast your monthly cash flow. Both of these can have detrimental effects on your income.

Luckily, this app makes it simple. Tap any email in your Gmail app, and it’ll save in your sales spreadsheet where you can get to it whenever you’re in a more convenient headspace. This is an ideal solution for your:

  • Shopify store
  • Amazon Store
  • Airbnb rentals
  • Real estate listings
  • Any project that you’re managing

Here’s a quick movie to show how easy it is to use:

get emails to sheets to manage your online sales

How to Use Emails to Sheets for Mobile in 2 Steps

This app is an easy install that you can do in seconds. Here’s 2 simple steps outlined for you below, and you’re done.

Step 1: Install Emails to Sheets

Firstly, you’ll need to install Emails to Sheets from the Google Workspace Marketplace. Just click on the “Install” button to the right of the app description.

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Step 2: Save Your Email to Sheets in 3 taps

Now here is where all the magic happens. Just tap your finger three times and you’re done!

  1. All you need to do is tap on an email you received in Gmail that you want exported into Google Sheets.
  2. Then, simply scroll down to the bottom of that email, and find your brand new add-on icon. Tap that icon to export your email to sheets.
  3. Next, tap on “Spreadsheet with email messages” and finally “Go to spreadsheet” if you want to see it.

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This is what your spreadsheet should look like:
Your final spreadsheet with all your email sales confirmations: emails to sheets

Now you can keep track of all your online sales that come in, regardless of where you are. Try it today and see for yourself how easy it is to use.

get emails to sheets to manage your online sales

Need something more specific than full emails?
Try our Email Parser.

Once you start using spreadsheets to manage your email sales confirmations, you’ll quickly see how beneficial this can be for your business. However, you might be thinking that it would be even more helpful if you extracted specific information from within the body of your emails like:

  • Reservation numbers
  • Price
  • Date
  • Leads
  • Real estate listings
  • Support issues

Extracting specific information from your emails is called email parsing and we help you get that data out of Gmail and into Google Sheets. You can access it by visiting the app’s wizard which can be found here. Email parsing is best used in a browser window on your laptop or desktop (not your mobile device).

This is excellent for any business because the data sitting in your Gmail emails can be a literal goldmine. Unfortunately, if you don’t know how to extract that data to look at it in a more effective way, that gold can quickly become worthless. This app simplifies all of that tedious work, and we wrote a blog post about how to turn this into an automated export so that every new email that matches your filter criteria auto-populates into your Google Sheet. It’s like having a real-time report on whatever you need to keep track of, and best of all, it saves you a ton of time.

Try it today and stop wasting your precious time.

There’s a Freemium, Premium, and Premium Unlimited price list which you can find here.

4th of July email templates, email lists, and email marketing campaigns: COVERED.

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It’s time to celebrate our great nation’s Independence Day, and you’ll probably want to send your clients a happy 4th of July email. Now, if you just want free 4th of July email templates, follow that link, and you don’t need to read the rest of this blog.

The following is written for business professionals who need easy email marketing ideas. Today, we’re looking at how to build an email list from scratch, and then using that same email list to send out a July 4th email marketing campaign.

The catch? We’re aiming to have the entire process completed in under 10 minutes.

Here’s a quick movie to show how easy it is to accomplish:

If you’re ready for step-by-step instructions, let us begin!

1. Build an email list from scratch, in 2 clicks.

We know that building an email list sounds like a daunting task, but it really doesn’t have to be.

There’s a very simple way for you to gather all of the email addresses that are just sitting in your Gmail inbox with just a click of a button. The value you get from having all of your contacts in one spreadsheet is undeniable. Moreover, this app saves you all the effort of having to put your email contact list together manually. It takes 2 simple steps to complete, so let’s take a closer look.

Step 1: Install Email List Builder by cloudHQ

Navigate over to the Google Chrome web store, and click on “Add to Chrome.”

how to create an email list in 2 clicks

Step 2: Click on the new Email List Builder icon

Once you’ve installed the Email List Builder by cloudHQ Chrome extension, you’ll notice a new icon on the top of your Gmail inbox. Click on it and wait for your email list to populate in Google Sheets. You can use that email list for your 4th of July email marketing campaign.

email list builder icon by cloudhq

You can expect your new email contact list to look like the spreadsheet below.

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*Use discount code JULY4 if you plan on using the premium version of this app.

 

2. Send a 4th of July Email Campaign

Moving towards the second part of this blog, and in my opinion the real meat of this post, is how to send out an email campaign. Let’s take a look at the steps needed to get one out for July 4th.

Step 1: Install MailKing

You’ll need to navigate back to the Google Chrome web store and install MailKing by clicking on the “Add to Chrome” button.

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Step 2: Start a new 4th of July email campaign

Navigate back to your inbox where you’ll notice a new button that says “Campaigns” on the left hand side. Click on it to get started!

mailking email marketing campaign button in gmail

Step 3: Select your 4th of July email template

Once you click on “Campaigns,” you’ll be redirected to MailKing’s homepage. You can select one of two options: create a new email campaign or create a new text message campaign. For this blog, we’re going to focus on how to create a 4th of July email campaign, so you should click on the “New Email Campaign” button.

How to launch a new email campaign marketing software with mailking.io from cloudhq

Next, you’ll be prompted to:

    1. Name your email campaign
    2. Import your email contact list which we just built together with Email List Builder by cloudHQ
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    3. Select an email template to customize. Easily search for 4th of July email templates, and select one you like best. Customize it, and you’re good to send it out!free july 4th email templatescustomize your free email templates

Once MailKing starts sending your emails, your job is done. You can always check email open rate statistics by clicking on “Email Campaigns and Tracking Stats”.

Mailking email marketing export spreadsheet report

Below is a sample spreadsheet report where you can easily see how your email campaign is doing at any time.

email marketing report

Now you can enjoy your own July 4th celebrations while your customers are reminded about how pleasant it is to hear from you.

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*Use discount code JULY4 if you plan on using the premium version of this app.

 

3. Pricing for Small Business Email Marketing Strategies

Email List Builder by cloudHQ is free for up to 50 contacts a month, or you can upgrade for an unlimited amount of email contacts being added to your contact list.

MailKing is free for up to 200 emails/month, or you can upgrade for an unlimited amount of email sends (with respect to Gmail send limits of course).

It is July 4th though, and you deserve a little something special, too!

Here’s a discount code you can use for either of these two apps that will help you get into the July 4th spirit:

JULY4

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Free Father’s Day Cards with Email Templates

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Father Day is upon us, and chances are you’re probably looking for free Father’s Day cards to send something nice to show your gratitude. Maybe you want to wish your clients, or every father in your company, happy Father’s Day greetings to celebrate the occasion.

Fortunately, there is a way for you to send them something that lets them know you care for them, and it won’t even cost you a penny. In fact, it won’t take up much of your time either!

Free father's day cards

If you own a Gmail account or a work email hosted through Google Workspace, you can use Email Templates by cloudHQ to send out cute Father’s Day cards, including:

  • A delightful eCard to your (step)father or your husband
  • Father’s Day cards to the fathers in your organization
  • Masterfully designed Father’s Day sale announcements for the customers on your email list

Free Father’s Day Cards and Email Templates

The first step you need to take is to install the app onto your browser via the Google Workplace Marketplace. Once you install the app, you’ll gain access to our free Father’s Day cards (and other freebie email templates too).

7 easy steps to get the job done in under a minute:

  1. On your phone, open your Gmail app.
  2. Click on your + Compose button just like you usually would to write a new email.
  3. Click on the 3 dots in the top right hand area of your window.
  4. Tap  on the Insert Templates by cloudHQ menu item.
  5. Tap on Free templates.
  6. Select the card you like best.
  7. Edit the text and send!

All It Takes Is a  Few Seconds

The free email template only requires you to take a few clicks to get started on your mobile device.

Choose a design that meets your needs, include a message, and send out your card.

All of the fathers in your network will appreciate your thoughtfulness, so go ahead and send those Father Day cards today!

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Get Emails Into a Spreadsheet and Watch Your Productivity Take Off

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Spreadsheets are there to keep track of all your overwhelming work as it piles up, and emails to sheets can be especially helpful for the information that’s sitting in your email. Email is not meant to be used as a place to store data. It’s primary use is–and always has been–a communication tool.

When you use email as a way to store data (and we’re all guilty of it, so no shame meant), it can become incredibly hard to dig through over time and keep track of, which ruins our productivity.  There is, however, a simple solution called an email parser, where you could easily get the information out of email and track them properly in a spreadsheet. In fact, that’s what spreadsheets are used for: tracking data in a high level way.

We’ve created a simple new product feature to help you get all your information out of email and into Google Sheets where you can easily comb through all your important data points and move your project forward in a systematic way.

Here’s a quick movie we made to show you how easy it is to use:

email to sheets email parser

This is an unbelievably powerful Google Chrome extension that acts as something the community calls an email parser. It takes the information out of your emails and tracks them in a spreadsheet for you, which is exactly what spreadsheets are used for: data tracking in a high level way.

How to Get Started in 3 Simple Steps

Here’s 3 steps to do so that you can get your own email information into your own Google Sheet with an email parser.

Step 1. Installation

Install the Chrome Extension from the Google Chrome Web Store.

Step 2. Email Selection

Next, just navigate back to your Gmail inbox and select the emails that you want exported into your Google Sheets spreadsheet.

Right click on the screen once you have your selection made, and you’ll see that you can create a new Google Sheet, or add the information to an existing Google Sheet.

Step 3. Start Systematically Going Through Your Emails

Your Google Sheet will start importing the emails you selected. Once they’re all in your Google Sheet, you’ll be able to systematically go through the information and get your project management groove on! And if you need to share your Google Sheet with someone on your team, you can easily do that with Google Sheets’ sharing functionality. By eliminating your email distractions, and having all the information you need readily available in your Google Sheets, you’ll be able to get through your projects with ease.

Email Parser

You can also extract certain text out of your emails and have that show up in the Google Sheet; for example, you could instruct this tool to say that after the words “order number:”  that next block of text is what exports into the Google Sheets. It’s really helpful to narrow down any specific information that you’re looking for.

Updated Reports: Sales Reports, Orders, Project Reports

Now that we’ve covered how to get an ad hoc report and email parsing, we should cover how to always have an updated report readily available for you in Google Sheets.

This one is really easy: simply save your emails to a Gmail label, set up filtering in your Gmail so that all emails that come into your inbox automatically get filtered into your Gmail label, right click on that Gmail label and save your Gmail label to your Google Sheets report. As your emails come in, your Google Sheet report will automatically generate new entries, enabling your report to be highly accurate.

There’s really no reason not to try this extension now, especially if you’re project managing or owning a business. Get started today and start saving time!

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How to Encourage Employee Vaccination in Your Workplace: Make it Easy!

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Five steps you can take to encourage employee vaccination by making the process as easy as possible.

If you would like to encourage employee vaccination at your company, there’s no downside to offering incentives.

As part of your efforts, you’ll also need a communication plan to let employees know what’s available.

And at cloudHQ, we have the perfect tool to help.

1. Use SMS Text to Provide Information

Nothing is more effective than SMS text messages for communication campaigns.

Text messages have over a 90% open rate and are often read within seconds. Compare that to emails, which may not be read for hours or days, if ever.

At cloudHQ we offer a free tool called MailKing that includes the ability to send SMS text message campaigns.

If you have a Gmail account, you can use MailKing to upload a list of contacts, create a SMS text message, and send it directly from your computer — all within a few minutes and with no additional software needed.

Mailking Text and Preview

This is the fastest and most effective way to send updates about how your organization is helping employees get their vaccine shots.

In addition, you can track who opens your messages – then have managers follow up with anyone who didn’t open the message.

Here’s a quick video showing you step-by-step how to set up a text campaign:

2. Offer Paid Time Off for Vaccine Shots

Offering an extra paid time off is one of the easiest ways companies have found to encourage employee vaccination.

You can offer part or all of a day off to receive a vaccine shot. If needed, you could offer an extra day of paid time for any side effects a staff member might experience the day after.

3. Offer a Vaccine Reward

A wide range of companies are offering rewards and extra payments to encourage their workforce to receive a vaccine.

For example, Kroger is offering $100 bonus to employees who choose to receive the vaccine. And Instacart is providing a $25 vaccine support stipend to help offset lost time a shopper might spend getting a COVID vaccine.

4. Share Resources and Information

Share information from non-partisan, widely-recognized experts as part of your larger employee vaccination strategy.

In many cases, people will trust information from local sources as much the voices they hear so often on national news sources.

With this in mind, try to find information from local resources in your area — as well as national resources.

5. Have Leaders Model Behavior

Every company has a culture, and employees will often look to leaders for a sense of normal behavior in an organization.

In your communication strategy — including your SMS texts about vaccines! — feature your senior leaders getting their shots. And encourage your managers to get their shot and talk to their teams about how they can get theirs.

Make Employee Vaccination Easy!

Helping your employees get vaccinated helps protect them and everyone they might interact with at your business. And a strong employee vaccination program will make the process as easy as possible.

Whatever incentives you offer, MailKing for Gmail with SMS text messaging can help you communicate the details of your plan with every member of your team. All in just a few minutes.

New! Mobile Email Templates for Gmail

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Now you can use mobile email templates from the Gmail app on your phone.

You don’t need to hire a graphic designer to send beautifully designed emails from your phone. If your company uses Gmail as its email provider, you can access hundreds of mobile email templates directly from the Gmail app on your phone or mobile device.

It’s perfect for:

  • Salespeople
  • Real estate professionals
  • Customer support agents
  • Development professionals
  • Recruiters

Anyone who uses Gmail for work can use our free mobile email templates. Here’s how they work:

 

Get Mobile Gmail Templates

Install the Mobile Gmail Templates App from the Google Workspace Marketplace

To use Gmail templates on your phone or mobile device, start by installing the Mobile Gmail Templates app from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

install button on the google marketplace for email templates by cloudHQ

How to Insert a Gmail Template

After you’ve activated Mobile Gmail Templates, open your inbox using the Gmail app on your mobile device. Then, create a new email message.

In the upper right of your screen, click the three dots:

Insert mobile email templates

Then choose “Insert from Templates by cloudHQ”:

Choose Mobile Email Templates

You’ll have your choice of hundreds of mobile email templates, including designs for:

  • Business
  • Sales
  • eCards
  • Education
  • Holidays
  • Invites
  • Job seekers
  • Legal
  • Marketing
  • Newsletters
  • Online classes
  • Real estate
  • Reminders
  • Stationery

Any template you choose can be inserted and sent directly from your phone — no designer needed!

Templates In Action: Using a Template for a Sales Prospect

Let’s look at a specific example of how you can use mobile email templates in real life.

Say you’re a salesperson and you have a good relationship with one of your clients. You had a call scheduled for today, but the client emailed you to cancel. It’s his birthday, and his friends are taking him out to dinner.

You really like this client, so you click “reply” from the Gmail app on your mobile phone.

Instead of sending a simple text-based email, you decide to send him a birthday message and a promise to follow up later in the week.

I choose a template, add a short message, then click “Send” like I would with any other email.

Mobile Email Templates for Gmail

It’s a quick and thoughtful way to make my client feel appreciated.

Free Gmail Templates for Your Desktop and Your Mobile Devices

cloudHQ’s Mobile Email Templates work seamlessly with our desktop application: Gmail Email Templates, which you can install for free from the Chrome Web Store.

A low cost premium subscription is also available, which will give you access to hundreds of additional template designs in the both the mobile and desktop applications.

Try Mobile Email Templates for Gmail!

The best thing about Mobile Gmail Templates? You can start using them in just a few seconds—for free!

As soon as you activate the app from the Google Workspace Marketplace, mobile email templates will be available in your Gmail app in just a few seconds.

Try it for yourself today!

Get Mobile Gmail Templates

How to Create a Zillow Spreadsheet Using Gmail with an Email Parser

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A Zillow spreadsheet will help you track and compare new real estate listings in your area.

Zillow provides a tremendous amount of real estate information. But sometimes that information is difficult to keep track of, especially in a busy real estate market. That’s where a Zillow spreadsheet can help.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or working as a real estate professional, one way to organize all that data is by creating an always-updated spreadsheet full of the latest property listings.

All you need to set this up is a Zillow account, a Gmail account, and cloudHQ’s free Chrome extension: Export Emails to Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets.

Here’s how it works:

1. Install the Chrome Extension

First, you’ll need to install the Export Emails to Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets Chrome extension from the Chrome Web store.

Export Emails to Google Sheets

The extension is free to use for anyone with a Gmail account or a work email hosted with Google Workspace.

2. Create Email Notifications Using Zillow

In Zillow, set up notifications for new listings by saving a search, then choosing how often you want to receive emails.

Zillow Screenshot

Once you have a search saved in Zillow, you’ll receive emails daily or each time there’s a new listing, depending on your settings.

Zillow email frequency

3. Export Zillow Data from Gmail to Google Sheets

Next we’ll create a system in Gmail to capture each new Zillow notification, then export it to a Google sheet.

Create a Gmail label for Zillow

In Gmail, create a label to organize your Zillow notifications. In this example, we’ve created one called “real estate listings.”

Gmail email label

Search your inbox for Zillow emails

Next, search your inbox for all the email you’ve received from Zillow about new listings.

In our example, we’re receiving emails from instant-updates@mail.zillow.com.

Zillow notifications

Create a filter to add your label to all Zillow notifications

From the search results, click the drop-down arrow to see your search options.

Search options

Then choose “Create filter”:

Create filter

Then check the box apply your filter to new emails from this sender.

To apply the filter to all current emails in your inbox, check the box to “apply this filter to matching conversations.”

Then click the ‘Create filter’ button.

Apply filter

4. Export Your Label to a Google Sheet

With your filter and label in place, you can now create the spreadsheet to hold all your Zillow notifications.

To do this, click the newly added export icon in your Gmail account:

Export button

Doing so will redirect you to the cloudHQ dashboard where you’ll have a variety of export wizards to choose from:

Export wizards

Follow the wizard prompts to choose the data you’d like to export about each property.

cloudHQ’s artificial intelligence engine will suggest fields to for your Zillow data, including:

  • Address
  • Zipcode
  • Price
  • Price reduction
  • Description
  • Bedrooms
  • Bathrooms
  • Square footage

You will have the option to add or customize other fields you want to export as you walk through the steps of the export wizard.

When you’re done, click “Start export.”

Your email data will begin exporting in the background. Depending on the amount of information you’re exporting, it may take a few minutes to fully parse and export your data.

When the export is complete, we’ll send you an email to let you know.

5. Your Zillow Spreadsheet Will Update Automatically

From this point forward, every time you get a Zillow notification about a property listing, your Zillow spreadsheet will automatically update to include the new information.

Zillow spreadsheet

This way you’ll have all the data you need to find your dream home — without having to flip through dozens of Zillow emails every day to monitor new listings.

Use Your Zillow Spreadsheet to Compare New Listings

Your Zillow spreadsheet will give you the information you need to compare new listings, schedule tours of homes that interest you, and keep track of what’s happening in your area.

You can download our free Chrome tool and get started on your Zillow spreadsheet in under a minute.

Try it for yourself!

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Celebrating 50 Years of Email

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Email turns 50 this year! But if the history of email tells us anything, it’s that email isn’t going away any time soon.

The history of email goes all the way back to early mainframe systems that included the ability to communicate with similar computer systems.

But in 1971, software engineer Ray Tomlinson introduced the “@” symbol to route electronic mail between different computers within the ARPANET system, a forerunner of the world wide web.

Today, 50 years after Tomlinson introduced the @ symbol to our vocabulary, we still use the “@” methodology to send almost 300 billion emails back and forth across the internet, every single day.

Despite email being declared “dead” many times over the years, experts say use of email messaging is only going to increase in the coming years.

The History of Email: A Brief Timeline

50 years of email

Here’s a brief history of email, including the key innovations and services email messaging has seen over its 50-year journey.

Important Pre-email Milestones

1962: The Administrative Terminal System

In 1962, IBM introduced the first “networked” computer system with a system known as the Administrative Terminal System.

For the first time, users could access information from a network of computers, instead of just their local computer.

1969: Electronic messages exchanged within ARPANET

By 1969, the U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) had created ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network), a computer network meant to facilitate communication within the organization. (ARPA became “DARPA” in 1971 when the U.S. added “Defense” in front of the agency name.)

The first electronic message sent specifically from one computer to another happened on October 29, 1969. It transferred a simple message from a UCLA computer to one at Stanford University. It looked like this:

First electronic message

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50 Years of Email

1971: Ray Tomlinson sends the first email using the “@” character

In 1971, programmer Ray Tomlinson conceived of using the “@” symbol to route electronic mail to individual users on specific computers within ARPANET.

This moment is generally known as the “invention” of network email as we know it today, and Tomlinson is credited as the inventor of email. His system enabled the exchange of messages within ARPANET, connecting researchers at places like MIT, Purdue, Stanford, and USC.

History of email ARPANET

Early ARPANET locations

We continue to use the “@” symbol to route messages to web servers all over the world.

1973: DARPA standardizes email fields and functions

DARPA continued to be a major player in the history of email throughout the 1970s.

DARPA first proposed a series of standard features for an email system in 1973. In 1977, finalized electronic mail standards for much of what we are familiar with today.

This includes the “To” and “From” fields and the ability to forward emails to recipients who were not addressed on the original email.

1989: CompuServe includes email in home dial-up service

CompuServe launched the first email program designed for home users in 1989.

Customers who signed up for CompuServe’s home dial-up service could exchange messages with other CompuServe users.

1993: AOL mail

The launch of AOL was a major development in the history of email. AOL turned internet mail from an add-on to a core feature, offering free email address as part of its home dial-up internet service for personal computers.

The famous “three little words” declaring “You’ve got mail” became part of popular culture, even inspiring a major Hollywood movie of the same name starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

 

1996: Hotmail

If AOL made email popular, Hotmail made it ubiquitous.

Hotmail’s webmail offer was free and available to anyone with an internet connection. Hotmail famously added a small link at the bottom of every email that said: “P.S. I love you. Get your free email here.”

That link drove millions of people to sign up for free accounts, skyrocketing Hotmail’s user base. Microsoft later acquired the company for $400 million, but has focused more on Outlook and Microsoft teams ever since.

1997: Yahoo

Yahoo launched its free email service in 1997, adding another option for users to gain access to email outside of their internet provider.

2004: Gmail

Gmail launched its free Gmail service on April 1, 2004, to great fanfare in the media.

Google launched by offering a full 1GB of storage, many times more than any other service was offering at the time.

Gmail was also designed in a fundamentally different way than any other email service. It included unique messaging options, rules, and a built-in search function that worked significantly better than its competitors.

Gmail also used a labels system instead of “folders,” a difference that is still a differentiating factor today.

History of email

2007: The iPhone

Blackberry phones had introduced the idea of corporate executives glued to their phones reading and responding to emails.

But when Steve Jobs walked across that stage to introduce the iPhone on June 29, 2007, email truly went mobile.

Today

The history of email has seen a wide range of “email killers.” That includes text messages, social media, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Facebook Messenger, Discord, WeChat, and many others.

But year after year, email usage goes up, not down.

Across the globe, we send 296.3 billion emails per day. 1.6 billion people use Gmail, almost one person out of five globally. And in our workplaces, the average employee sends 40 emails per day and receives 121.

Email Remains the Most Reliable Way to Send Messages

Despite the adoption of business chat applications like Slack, email is still a major part of most people’s lives.

It’s true that business chat applications have reduced the number of email messages workers send and receive within their organization. But email was never really designed for internal company communication.

Email is best when used for communication and file transfer between people all over the world. That includes people from other organizations, locations, and with different email systems.

The History of Email Shows: Email Is Still King

Modern email uses html, empowering you to create headers, add links, images, and attachments in a way that no other communication service can do quite the same way.

And email works across technology platforms. Technology like simple mail transfer protocol (SMTP) enables my email account to work seamlessly with your Microsoft teams account. And that gives us the ability to communicate without needing the exact same platform.

For all these reasons, there is still no better way to build a global reputation as a thought leader than by using email.

No other method empowers you to own your list of subscribers the way email does. As a result, email marketing as important as ever for marketers, sales professionals, and business owners. And no other method is so universally adopted both individually and within organizations.

If you need to send a message to someone in another location, there’s still no more consistent method than sending an email, no post office required.

Try cloudHQ’s Free Gmail Productivity Tools

Thousands of users use cloudHQ’s free Gmail productivity tools every day to make their email experience faster, easier, and more efficient.

We have over 70 free tools in our library, including:

Try one today for free!

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