If you have not already read our Email Signature tutorial you really should. Providing contact information in each and every email you send is not only a free way to promote your business or website it helps to receiver of the email to contact you via other means.

In this tutorial we will create an email signature using Yahoo! Mail.

Create an Email Signature in Yahoo! Mail

1. Log into your Yahoo! email account.
2. Click the Options link in the top right of the screen.

   Screen will change to the Mail Options screen.

3. Scroll down keeping an eye on the right side of the screen (under Management) for a link named Signature.
4. Click the Signature link.

   Screen changes to the Signature screen.

5. In the empty text box type the information you wish to have in your email signature.
6. Click in the checkbox beside Add signature to all outgoing mail under the text box where you just typed your email signature.
7. Scroll down a bit. On the left will be a Save button. Click it.

Now you have an email signature that will be added to each email you compose. Let’s try it out.

Test Email Signature in Yahoo! Mail

If you have done everything correctly, each emai you now create will have your email signature.

1. Click the Compose button in the top left of the Yahoo! Mail screen.

   The screen will change to an empty email

2. Test your email signature by sending yourself a test message.

   Fill in the To (another email address you have), Subject (how about Testing Yahoo! Mail Signature) and body of the email.

3. Scroll down the screen and make sure Use my signature is checked.
4. Click Send in the bottom left corner.

Now, pick up the email you just sent to yourself to see how it turned out. If it needs improvement, just repeat the steps above and send yourself another test email from your Yahoo! Mail account.

That’s it! Now each email you send from you Yahoo! Mail account will include your email signature.

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