Your Gmail signature

Crafted for [email protected] · brand-aligned · works in Gmail (web + mobile), Apple Mail and Outlook. SVG logo served from easyhotelrfp.com so it always loads.

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Renders exactly like this in the recipient's inbox

Gustavo Belfiore Founder & CEO · EasyRFP [email protected] easyhotelrfp.com Hotel RFP automation for European MICE planners. Cut sourcing from days to minutes · BAFO rounds · reliability scoring.

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Install in Gmail (60 seconds)

1. Click Copy HTML above (top button).
2. Open Gmail → top-right ⚙ Settings icon → See all settings.
3. Scroll to Signature section → click Create new → name it "Easy RFP · Founder".
4. Click into the editor box. Paste with Cmd+V (Mac) or Ctrl+V (Windows). The logo + formatting should render immediately.
5. Under Signature defaults, set this as default for both New emails and Reply/forward. Check Insert signature before quoted text so it appears at the bottom of YOUR reply, not after the entire thread history.
6. Scroll to bottom → Save changes. Compose a test email to yourself to verify.

Notes

1. The logo is hosted at easyhotelrfp.com/email-signature/logo.svg — it loads on every device, no image attachments needed. If you ever update the brand mark, just replace that one file and every signature in the wild updates automatically.
2. Plain-text fallback: Gmail auto-generates this from the HTML. For old-school clients that strip HTML entirely, the second button above gives you a copy you can paste into your reply manually.
3. Don't add a photo — for founder outbound the logo carries more brand weight than a face thumbnail. Photo signatures work for sales reps; for founders they look like a personal-brand consultant.