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An email signature with certifications can instantly establish credibility with a recipient, especially those with images. Like using them on a business card, they're a powerful visual cue. They let people know that they're dealing with a professional.

Add ?MBA? to your email signature, as if you're a PhD. This only takes thirty seconds to do, but you'll be amazed at the impact it has. Every single time you send an email, the recipient will be reminded of your impressive academic credentials.

In summary, there are two general rules for academic/professional communications, which includes e-mail signature blocks: (1) only include the degree and credentials that you have earned, and (2) when in doubt about what to include, less is generally more.

To change the font: Compose your message. Select the ?A? icon at the bottom of the email screen. A format menu bar will appear. Highlight the text whose formatting you'd like to change. Select the Serif drop-down menu and choose your font.

What should be avoided in an email signature? Using fonts and colors that are hard to read. Including motivational quotes (it doesn't look professional) Adding links to all of your social media profiles (it might negatively impact your email loading times)

Updated Instructions Sign in to Spectrum Email. Select the Settings menu (left). Select the Signature menu in the list pane. Enter a signature in the text box. You can add an image, and text. ... Select Save to save your formatted signature. Select toggle button to turn it on.

Provide any professional licenses after degrees, then list your certifications in the order in which you received them. You can use abbreviations if the certifications are well known or spell them out if not. If you spell them out, place each on a separate line to keep your signature block clean.