Written by Tom Stansfield on 5th April 2021
We had an internal chat a month ago about email signatures and it was suggested that no-one really reads the small print in them…
Since then we have been on a mission to test the theory. So exactly a month ago we added some small print to our email signatures offering a month’s free WillSuite for one user to the first person to spot the additional text and to quote it.
With the number of enquiries coming in and emails being sent we expected that within a month, the offer would have been read and claimed but, to our surprise, no-one picked up on it.
Here is what we put:
"The first person quoting the code #readthesig will be entitled to a free months use of WillSuite for one license"
We even teased on our social media that people hadn’t picked up on it yet:
And
Purely coincidental but Tom also commented on a LinkedIn post from someone asking what to put in their email signature and said that ‘no-one reads them’ and referring to the legal text:
Whilst we won’t be using this one again in a while, we are always looking at new and interesting ways to engage our audience and we have got a couple of other similar ideas so stay tuned.
Whilst we won’t be giving away a free month on WillSuite in April, we are offering a FREE 14 day trial of the software to anyone looking to test our software.
To claim your free trial, head over to WillSuite.co.uk and ‘request a trial’.
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