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10 Ways Nonprofits Can Send Mobile-Friendlier Email

NetWits

Conversely, Android phones often cutoff the right part of your email, depending on the width. Gmail only displays the first 102KB of your message. Rather than running around the office and grabbing phones to see how your emails render, use a service like Litmus.com or EmailonAcid.com. Make the most of them.

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Ready to Declutter Your Digital Life?

The MatrixFiles

I have unlimited storage in Gmail, which is a good thing and a bad thing. I still need to clear folders in Drive, delete photos in iPhoto on my phone and Mac, yada, yada. Many of us resolve to tidy up our closets and garages. This past holiday season, I decided to declutter my digital life.

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Tools I use: basic workflow

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

I’ve used a variety of email clients of one sort or another over time, and I have recently just decided to ditch them, and use gmail exclusively. I use Canned Responses to provide HTML signatures when needed, and also forward all of my mail to gmail, then send out mail as other identities. Evernote rocks my world.

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GMail Tasks are Integrated with Google Calendar

Wild Apricot

You may have noticed a new link in the left sidebar of your Gmail account recently. Tasks is a relatively new-from-GMail-Labs feature that pulls together Gmail and Google Calendar to help you create and manage “to do” lists. Tags: Non-profit technology nptech Google Gmail. read more ).

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How Your Nonprofit Can Tap Into the Power of App and Web-based Push Notifications

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Here’s an example of how Facebook, Gmail, and other apps use push notifications on a mobile phone: Push notifications can be automated from the app itself, like when someone comments on your pictures in Facebook, or sent intentionally by app developers.

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Your 10 Point Checklist For Nonprofit Newsletter Writing

TechImpact

Send your newsletter to someone who reads it on their laptop, and to another one who is going to read it on their smart phone. An email opened in Gmail and Chrome has the potential to look completely different in Outlook. Additionally, your newsletter could appear perfectly on a computer screen, but be unintelligible on a smart phone.

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My last word on Android

Judi Sohn

It’s a long story, but I managed to do some switcheroo’ing with the phones on my family plan in such a way that I was able to upgrade. What I didn’t anticipate before I owned a phone running an outdated version of Android was just how much the little things would matter. So I restored the phone. Lesson learned.

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