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Why Your Email Signature Matters More Than You Think

  • Writer: Matthew Coppola
    Matthew Coppola
  • 15 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Most businesses spend a fortune on their website, logo, and office signage. Yet, they often ignore the one thing their customers see every single day: their email signature.


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Does your email signature stand out?

Your staff likely send thousands of emails a week. If those emails have messy, inconsistent, or broken signatures, it reflects poorly on the business. It is time to treat the email signature as a serious part of your brand.


The face of your company


When a staff member sends an email, they are representing your business. If the recipient sees a pixelated logo, a font that doesn't match your brand, or a layout that looks broken on a mobile phone, it looks unprofessional.


You wouldn’t hand out a torn, dirty business card. Sending an email with a bad signature is doing exactly that, just in a digital format.


A professionally designed signature ensures that every email sent from your company looks sharp, legitimate, and organised. It tells the client that you care about the details.


Stop the diy approach


The biggest mistake businesses make is letting staff create their own signatures. This usually results in:

  • Inconsistent branding: Different colours, fonts, and logo sizes across the team.

  • Bad formatting: Signatures that look fine in Outlook but break completely on an iPhone.

  • Outdated information: Old job titles or wrong phone numbers.


By moving to a professionally designed and centrally managed system, you take control back. Everyone looks uniform, and nobody has to waste time trying to align their logo in a Word doc.


A missed marketing opportunity


Your email signature is valuable real estate. It is a free space where you can engage with your clients.


Most businesses overlook this, but a professional signature allows you to include clickable banners. You can use this space to promote a new product, share a recent award, or direct people to your LinkedIn page. It turns a standard email into a subtle marketing tool.


The bottom line


Your email signature is often the first and last thing a client sees. Don't let it be an afterthought. Investing in a professional design ensures your brand looks consistent and trustworthy every time you hit send.

 
 
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