My Home Office Hacks
Joe D'EramoA virtual water cooler/newsletter for today's work-from-home professionals and home-based business owners.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 278 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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Ctrl+F9: Word's hidden QR code trick
What’s new – Microsoft gives you the tools to create your own QR code.
What’s new – Microsoft gives you the tools to create your own QR code.
WFH and caring for Mom or Dad?
You are far from alone. Plus, how to make your LinkedIn posts stand out!
What’s New - An estimated 9–13 million Americans — and likely tens of millions worldwide — now work from home while also caring for an aging parent or senior.
A screen shot isn’t always enough
Two hacks to help the technically challenged people in your life; plus, the ultimate Father's Day song
What’s newish - Holding the Windows key + Alt + R to record your screen and voice, as well as any other audio in the room.
F up your emails
Smart Brevity emails creates an eye-drawing F. For the paying folks, an easy shortcut to accessing all your apps in one place.
What? – Visually, you want your emails to graphically form an F so that it takes readers down your email from th...
What Claude said about group invites
A better practice for group emails/texts. For the paying folks, the first step to your business being found on AI searches.
Regrets only - If you’re extending an invitation to a group via email or text, lead with “Confirm if you’re attendi...
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Grateful Dad, freelance copywriter (including traffic-driving Web content), Guinness Book of World Records holder, hiker-biker-kayakker, frustrated daily fantasy footballer.
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