(Contact #1234) Shouldnt be in the subject line of an email.
Instead, it should be more personal and should have the customers name.
"Jane Doe, Thank You for being our customer!!", Not CONTACT 1234, Thank You for being our customer.

__________Sent Estimate 1234 for you to SIGN
When sending an estimate, it should say "(Company Name) I.e. Joes Roofing, sent you Estimate 1234 for your review. In the bottom where it says to sign as well, that should also be eliminated. Its too aggressive.

I sent a mockup email to myself to test out what these emails look like when a customer receives them. Screenshots below. Sorry i had to write words with my mouse!

Thanks

I went to a new stylist today (always a real nail-biter but it turned out well). I told her I'm a diver and she asked what I do to protect my hair when diving in salt water. I told her I get my hair wet with fresh water (and she nodded 'yes') and then I put in conditioner (and she shook her head no). If I understood this correctly, conditioner is formulated to work to restore the hairs' proper pH. It will continue to work to do that for as long as it is on the hair. When we leave it on too long it actually weakens the hair, making it more brittle!!

LEAVE-IN CONDITIONER is not the same. It is formulated to leave in, so if you're using Stream2Sea's leave-in conditioner (like me - phew) you're ok. But if you're using something that says "rinse afterward", follow the directions and get that stuff out of your hair in short order. I didn't know there was a difference. Yes, I know the name of the product should have been a dead giveaway. I only got Stream2Sea because it's reef safe - totally lucked out that it's the leave-in stuff!

When a mention or task is assigned the only notification we currently receive is via email and/or an alert from the app. Employees are inundated with emails and app notifications it would be nice to have a recent notifications icon that would show you recent mentions. I have had to create a separate folder in their emails so they get routed so they can keep up with their mentions so they can respond appropriately. Competitors software we had before had this feature that was extremely useful. We can be active on the website and there is absolutely no notification within the software.

https://lawandcrime.com/first-amendment ... amendment/

A judge in Los Angeles on Wednesday tossed a lawsuit filed by former representative Katie Hill (D) over a series of nude and compromising photographs published by a British tabloid.

According to the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the Daily Mail was protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution when they chose to ran those racy and controversial images in October 2019–which ultimately led to the rising star resigning from office in disgrace amidst an ethics probe into her relationship with a staffer.

Judge Yolanda Orozco ruled in the publication’s favor after they successfully raised an anti-strategic lawsuit against public participation (anti-SLAPP) defense based on a California law which prohibits lawsuits designed to chill free speech.

“Courts employ a two-step process to evaluate anti-SLAPP motions” Orozco noted. “To invoke the protections of the statute, the defendant must first show that the challenged lawsuit arises from protected activity, such as an act in furtherance of the right of petition or free speech. From this fact, courts ‘presume the purpose of the action was to chill the defendant’s exercise of First Amendment rights. It is then up to the plaintiff to rebut the presumption by showing a reasonable probability of success on the merits.’”

(Maybe someone more versed in the law than I can suggest a better title. This is the second or third time I've had a hard time finding an existing thread to place something about the law in.)