Gmail is the most widely utilized email platform, boasting an impressive 1.5 Billion active users worldwide. It offers two types of accounts: a standard Gmail account and a Google Workspace (formerly G-Suite), which is mostly used by organizations to provide their staff with individual accounts. Gmail is a professional, web-based email platform that gives users …
Thinking of how to remind your recipient of the email you send a few days ago? You are in the right place. Check out the tips and tricks on how to write perfect follow-up emails to turn more leads into clients, close more deals, and so on.
Are you planning to start outreach on LinkedIn? Then, definitely, this content piece will help you to build relationships with potential customers and partners and find new leads and opportunities.
Since our last release, our team has been busy adding more productivity enhancing features to Hexospark. Here are the highlights of the new features we just added: 🌟 Save canned responses and access these in your unified inbox Do you find yourself writing the same replies to emails? Our unified inbox now lets you tap …
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In this article, we have summed up the best email tracking tools you can use to take your email marketing game to the next level.
Stats speak louder than words.
With this in mind, we have made a huge improvement to our email campaign reporting this week.
Excited to announce this week’s improvements to Hexospark! Enhanced reply tracking system, improved contact upload flow, and more.
Today I’m excited to announce the launch of version 1.0 of our unified inbox, our first step towards a collaborative inbox to make email outreach at scale easy.
Need to automatically connect SMTP and IMAP accounts but don’t know how? You are in the right place. With this tutorial, you will learn how to set up your SMTP and IMAP accounts.
You can now manage your storage and files with Hexospark. View all the uploaded files, get their links, and delete them to free up space for new projects.
