One of the most often overlooked detail is the email address. New business owners tend to overlook this very important detail which may become the focus of business success or failure.

We receive dozens of emails from consultants, freelance closers and mortgage notaries per day. It is very difficult to miss the email addresses which SCREAM novice, or inexperienced. The thing that we all notice at the office when answering emails is the lack of thought that many title closers and mortgage notaries fail to put into their email inquiries. Let's just take one area for discussion - the email address.

When you send communications out to companies looking for work assignments and contracts, they too will notice your email address. Using a personal or free email address is a quick way to make your business look new and unprofessional. The email address used should be properly spelled and should relate to the services being provided. The "cute" email addresses are not for business communications. Think about the email address before you order your business cards, register with companies, and create marketing pieces in bulk. It will be much harder to change the email address after you have registered with 100 companies or ordered your business cards.

You should have an email address that is easy to pronounce, spell and is a positive reflection on both you and your company. Email addresses should be something that you are proud to give out. It will be very prominent on your resumes and cover letters as well as in online notary profiles. Make the address speak for you when you cannot be heard.

Gerrie Pierre-Fleurimond,CNI, is a Certified Notary Instructor, Author, Publisher, Speaker, Entrepreneur, and Mentor to notaries nationwide. Her mission is to educate notaries public nationwide on the proper notarial procedures and laws in order to reduce their personal liability and ensure the highest levels of document security. Read more tips for marketing your freelance notary signing agent business at http://www.thenotarycoach.com

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