Most sales reps write every email from scratch. That eats hours every week, and the quality swings wildly from one message to the next. This guide has 15 B2B sales email templates for cold outreach, follow-ups, meeting requests, demo invitations, proposal follow-ups, objection handling, and re-engagement. Each one is ready to customize and send. Why email…
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How to write an apology letter for a mistake at work
You already know you need to apologize. That’s not really the hard part. The hard part is sitting down and writing something that sounds like a real person taking responsibility, not a corporate form letter that your manager will skim and forget. Late reports, data errors, miscommunicated meeting times, an email you wish you could…
Best AutoHotkey Alternatives in 2026
AutoHotkey is a scripting language for creating macros on Windows. While it works well for many users, it may not fit everyone’s needs. If you want a simpler interface, cross-platform compatibility, or different scripting capabilities, several tools can serve as alternatives. This guide covers the top options, their features, and how they compare to AutoHotkey….
How to Say Sorry for the Late Reply Without Making It Weird
You found the email buried in your inbox. It’s been sitting there three days, maybe a week. Now you need to respond and you’re staring at a blank compose window wondering how to acknowledge the delay without making a thing of it. The good news: people understand that emails get missed. The goal is to…
The Best Text Blaze Alternatives for Chrome & Windows in 2026
Text Blaze works well if you live in Chrome. But if you need mobile access, cross-platform support, or team features, you’ll hit walls fast. This guide covers six alternatives that actually solve those problems. Quick overview: what is Text Blaze? Text Blaze is a Chrome-based text expander founded in February 2019 by Dan Barak and…
The Best Espanso Alternatives for Linux, Mac & Windows in 2026
Espanso is genuinely impressive—it’s free, open-source, and runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Built in Rust by Federico Terzi and released in 2019, it gives you complete control over your text expansions. But there’s a catch: you edit YAML files. If that sounds like friction, or if you want a GUI, cloud sync, or team…
The Best PhraseExpander Alternatives for Windows in 2026
PhraseExpander has worked for Windows users since 2006, especially those in healthcare. But it’s Windows-only, and that’s increasingly a limitation. If you need to work on Mac, want cheaper options, or just prefer something different, you have choices now. This guide covers what’s actually available and helps you figure out which one fits your situation….
The Best Breevy Alternatives for Windows in 2026
Breevy has been around for 15 years and gets the job done if you’re Windows-only and like one-time purchases. But it’s starting to show its age. If you need to work across multiple devices, want native cloud sync instead of Dropbox, or need your team to share snippets, you’ll probably want something else. This guide…
The Best Typinator Alternatives for Mac in 2026
If you type the same thing multiple times a day, a text expander will save your sanity. Support responses, code blocks, email templates—you type them once, then let a tool handle the rest. Typinator has been a go-to for Mac users, but it’s far from your only option now. This guide looks at six alternatives,…
How to Autocomplete Text with Keyboard Tools & Widgets
Autocomplete is a feature in multiple software programs. We list some of them, in addition to widgets and standalone tools for auto-complete.