I love this infographic. What do you think about it?
I'm a pretty heavy Gmail / Google Apps user, and I don't know what I'd do without it. But do you think there's a necessarily a connection between email account and occupation? Many (if not all) of my collegues use Gmail.
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That's interesting information Tony, I wouldn't have thought that a correlation exists between someone's preferred email provider and the job they happen to do.
I use both, and I must say that the Gmail format is not as user friendly as Yahoo is. Furthermore, Gmail is tied to the Android users, which may influence your survey.
IT NEEDS TO BE EASY TO WRITE DOWN....I still have my same AOL and YAHOO e-mail from 10+ years ago...they still work!
I will give you a very simple reason why I went to GMAIL over earthlink, msn. hotmail. and others.
SIZE of FILE allowed.
Once I started doing shortsales, it is not uncommon to have 10 meg or larger files. Most of the named systems will not allow over 5 megs to send or receive.
Gmail has not failed me up to 10 and sometimes more.
It's a pet peeve of mine - I can't stand seeing agents with yahoo, AOL and gmail addresses. Yes, I use gmail, however, I run it through my OWN domain name. Why lose the opportunity to promote your brand?
Morning Tony interesting facts about the different providers. I've used gmail for so long I really wouldn't know what to do with another provider.
Interesting study. I'm with Jenny though - I switched to gmail about a year ago (I loved Outlook - but don't even miss it now), but I doubt anyone knows that, because for many years I've used my own branded email (through probably at least 3 provider changes). Not only does it provide branding - it provides continuity, which to me is just as important.
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