Your email signature — that text you choose to use as your name and sign-off at the end of a message — is an important part of your personal digital branding. It provides the email recipient with ...

Customizing your Gmail signature on Android will allow you to let people know you're mobile, or help pretend you're at work. Nicole Cozma Nicole Cozma has an affinity for all things tech, but also ...

Google's email browser, called "Gmail," provides users with a full-feature, free email service that enables the simple management of an email address. When you use Gmail for business email, you may ...

People place all sorts of images in email signatures. In organizations, the inserted image is typically a logo, an ad or a promotional image. Sometimes it’s a photo or stylized image of the sender.

Oftentimes, it's the supersimple Gmail tips and tricks that make the most difference — like how to create a photo signature. In just a few steps, you can step up your email game by personalizing it in ...

Gmail allows you to add a custom signature to the bottom of all the emails when you reply to, forward or send an email message. Adding a link to your Facebook profile page or fan page in your Gmail ...

If you don’t have a mobile-specific signature in Gmail for Android or iOS, Google will now use your web signature. The Gmail mobile apps have long let you set a signature that’s specific to emails ...

Setting up a mobile signature for your Gmail account is a fairly easy process. If you haven’t tried this yet and are keen on making your first one, I’ve prepared a simple guide for personal reference.

Tired of your bland plain text Gmail signature? Want to spice it up with your company logo and some bold formatting? Google has done you right — now Gmail signatures support rich text format. Here’s ...

Gmail now syncs web signatures with mobile for new emails and replies for user convenience. If a different signature is set in Gmail's Android app, it will override the web signature. Thankfully, ...

Email takes so much time. I have a rule: If I’m writing more than a few lines, I pick up the phone or do a quick Zoom call. I have some other time-saving tactics that truly work, like the one-minute ...