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Spike’s approach to email filtering puts any mail considered less important in your “Other” inbox-meaning you’ll see everything at-a-glance and you can decide on whether any particular mail warrants a reply. Of course, this would never happen to Spike users. The “Sorry, my retrograde email client marked your email as spam” Email Photo by Hannes Johnson on Unsplash If the answer to either of those questions is “yes”, then start tapping away at those keys. If I don’t respond, could it be bad for my business?.Could my lack of reply harm the recipient?.If you made a little bit of a flub or a faux pas, before drafting that apology email, ask yourself the following: Here, we take a look at some of the easiest and most common ways to say sorry through email. There’s no need to make a big fuss, just tell the truth (or a carefully curated version of the truth) and own that email apology like you would the rest of your emails.

It could be a client, a customer, your boss, or even your eternally tolerant yoga teacher-after all, even the most patient of people will only stand being ignored for so long.īut what to do when you’ve got a growing list of unanswered emails? Well, you could either let them gather digital dust sitting in your inbox, compounding the issue and frustrating your contacts, or you could swallow your pride and apologize for the delay. Bad habits die hard-and sooner or later you’re going to offend the wrong person. But being consistently late with your email replies, or simply never replying at all, is a recipe for disaster. Sometimes they never get answered at all.

They might date back a week, a month, maybe even a year. No matter how often you snooze them or put them at the top of your to-do list, something always seems to get in the way. Those messages that you never seem to find the time for.

We’re betting there’s at least one you’re thinking about right now.