NEW! Take a Screenshot. Mark It up. Send.
If you send screenshots in your work, you’re very familiar with the normal process: Print Screen on a PC (Or Command-Shift-3 on a Mac) Open Skitch or Photoshop if you want to annotate the
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NEW: Reply to Emails Using Text Messages
We love to tear down barriers to productivity at cloudHQ. Today we’re pleased to announce a new feature update to our free tool: Send Your Email to SMS (text). Now, instead of just sending . . .
FREE: Digital Sticky Notes for Gmail Emails
Ever written the phrase: “Please see text below in red” in an email? What if—instead of changing fonts or text color the next time you replied to a friend or coworker—you could just add . . .
How to Practice for an Important Presentation
The standard advice for practicing for an important presentation is either: Stand in front of the mirror and practice Find a friend to role-play We’re not against either of those methods. But here’s a third . . .
New! Unlock Endless Formatting Options in Gmail
Gmail doesn’t come with a wide variety of formats, and sometimes it can be frustrating when you want to send something that looks professional, but find your emails looking flat. If you know even . . .
5 Free Time Tracking Apps That Are Perfect for Consultants
Here’s the thing about consulting: When you charge hourly, you’re trading time for money. You *try* to track your hours meticulously. But, sometimes you forget. The result? You make guesses. And then you’re left . . .
How to Save Your Email as a PDF to Your Computer (One Click!)
Ever tried to download email from Gmail to by “printing” it as a PDF to your hard drive? Or taken a screenshot to accomplish the same thing? There’s an easier way: With one click, . . .
Backup your data now, or you’re a sitting duck in a cyber attack
Companies across the globe are reporting a major ransomware cyber-attack today. It all started at 12am in Ukraine, but now Spain, France, UK, and more spreading FAST across Europe. People can’t access their money because . . .
How to Survive a Data Security Incident
Hackers, thieves, burglars, bandits, and crooks. When someone says “data security,” that’s who we usually think of. People who are external to your company. People you want to keep out—away from your data. The . . .
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