Google’s email services, GMail, is great. It offers so many great features, but lacks one that many find essential to a great email program – a HTML signature.
Gmail is more than 5 years old and finally out of Beta, but for some reason the Googlers still don’t see the necessity of an HTML signature.
There are many hacks available on the Internet, but many of them are browser specific and for that matter computer specific. This means that your HTML signature resides in a specific browser on a computer. Though you can duplicate the install on multiple computers it’s not that streamlined, to say the least.
There is an easier way that is cross browser and multiple computer friendly.
What’s Needed
- A GMail Account (duh)
- An HTML Text Editor or a WYSIWYG Editor
- Web Browser
- Canned Responses (GMail Lab Feature)
Let’s Get Started
First, you’re going to need to code up your signature in HTML. You have to use some deprecated code, because email systems don’t support external stylesheets and other newer coding standards.
Tables are a must (and this is the only time you’ll ever hear me say it) if you wan’t any layout to your signature.

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So we all know
Having been involved with social media for more than 5 years I’ve notices trends and ideas popping up. Through out this time I’ve developed a number of theories about social media and how a company or their social media representative can better utilize the avenues given to them by these social networks.































































