Email Related "How-To's" Has Moved!

Email has become a necessary evil, and is in 65% of the America homes today. Chances are, you need to setup a new email account in the next 60-120 days. Know how?

Do you know how to turn an activity you are already doing, into a remote-controlled full-time prospecting machine? The two video's here answer both those questions. Got another email question? Email me using the "Request Video" link and I will see what I can do.

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Add an Email Account To Outlook

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This video will take you step by step through the process of adding a new email account to Outlook using the built in wizard.

You will need to know the POP server and SMTP server names and account login information to make this work. While it only focuses on Outlook, most email clients are the same in terms of features. If you don't know your POP and SMTP settings, please consult your system or ISP administrator.

Note: Generally, when you registered for a new email account, they sent this info in the introduction email, or provide the settings on the FAQ of their site.

Using Signature Lines To Prospect

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Signature lines are a powerful tool you can use to get your message in front of people subtly. A well crafted SIgnature Line is like an army of people out there putting your message in front of people 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Bold claims, I know.

Signature lines are for more than just email though. This video will demonstrate how to setup and use signature lines in email, forum posts, your MySpace profile, or any place you would "sign your name", In addition to the concepts introduced, there are step by step "how-to's" in creating a signature line in Outlook, Outlook Express and popular web-clients.

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