How to Write a Great Email Signature The average office worker sends 40 emails per day. That's 40 opportunities to market yourself and your business in those individual emails you send, every single day. A lot of people treat their email signatures like an afterthought, which makes for a real missed opportunity. Those signatures are a chance for you to make it clear who you are, make it easy for people to reach you, and give people a place to go to find out more — either about you, about your business, or about something you're working on. So, if you're just putting your name and a point or two of contact information in your signature, you're not taking full advantage of the opportunity to connect and engage with the people you're emailing. (Although you don't want to go overboard, either. Jamming your signature full of links and information is just plain spammy and self-promotional.) So what should go in your signature? Much of this will depend on personal preference, your organization's brand and culture, and even the industry you're in. However, here are some suggestions as you create your own:  What to Include in an Email Signature First and Last Name Affiliation Info (Such as Job Title and Department) Secondary Contact Information Social Profile Icons Call to Action Booking Links Industry Disclaimer or Legal Requirements Photo or Logo ...