Assistant Email Signature Examples & Templates

Assistants need to have a professional email signature to reflect their role and properly represent their organization or employer.

We’ve assembled some basic tips for you to get it right and get it fast.

Read this guide to the end to see professional email signature examples and how you can have a beautiful professional assistant email signature with little effort.

1. When adding your name, use your middle initial, as recent studies show that people associate a middle initial with higher intelligence.
2. Add your niche to your job title. That is, be specific with regard to your field of expertise.
3. Add a Photo / Logo to your signature. Although optional, it is highly recommended to display a photo, giving your email signature more of a personal touch. People like to be reminded that there’s a real, live person on the other side of the email. If you’re representing your boss in your email correspondence, consider adding your company logo. If you’re searching for a new job, putting up a respectable logo may improve your chances.
4. Mix and match colors to brand your signature. That way, you can be in sync with your workplace’s branding scheme.
5. Provide easy access to your social profiles (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter), enabling the recipient to stay connected with you or your school on a professional and social level. You can do this in just 2 clicks using our email signature builder.
6. Don’t display your email address as your email is readily available to the recipient. If they want to reply, they will just hit ‘reply’ in their email message box.