Your link in your email signature

Put one line with your link at the bottom of your signature. Every email you were already sending becomes a way for someone to find your hours, your work and a way to book you.

What the line should say

Keep it to one line, and say what is behind it:

• Hours, location and booking: murls.co/yourname
• Everything about us in one link: murls.co/yourname

A bare address gets ignored. A short label gets clicked.

Where it goes

Under your name and role, above any legal text. If your signature already has five lines, cut something rather than adding a sixth.

Do it on your phone too

Most people set the signature on their computer and forget the phone, which is where a lot of replies are actually written. Set both.

Why this one is worth the two minutes

It is the only placement that works without you doing anything ever again. Every reply, every quote, every invoice carries it.

Keep it plain

Avoid images and buttons in signatures. Many mail apps block them, and a blocked image is an empty box where your link should be.