However, always remember to adapt your choice of emojis to your target audience. Emojis are stylistic tools to engage your audience or email recipients on a personal level.
Show the human side of your brand and/or emotions in email communications. Here are a few points to consider when using emojis in business communication as well as marketing. Use for it: :-(" DOs and DON'Ts when inserting emojisĪ well-placed smiley in a document, presentation or email speaks volumes. 
Actually, with the current trend, it is probably more rational to mark things that are NOT jokes. "I suggest the following string to indicate jokes: :-) Here is the first mail from Fahlman, in which he explains the use of emojis for e-mail correspondence: That way, emotions could be clear and misunderstandings in e-mail correspondence avoided as far as possible. In 1982 computer science professor Scott E Fahlman suggested using smiley pictograms to mark humorous :) and serious statements :( in e-mails. Outlook emojis make emotions readable - then and now As soon as you insert an emoji in a document, slide, or email, it will appear in your text in color. The dialog shows emojis in black and white only. That dialog will stay open until you close it, so you can insert other symbols as well.
Scroll through the emoji collection and select the one you want to insert then click the Insert button. In the Font drop-down list select "Segoe UI Emoji" and - if necessary - change the subset to "Extended characters - Code area 1". Click on "More symbols"or “Symbols” (in PPT) to open a window. (You need to be inside a text area on a slide for that button to be enabled in PowerPoint.) 
Click on the Insert tab on the ribbon and then click on the Symbol button bar on the far right. Whether Outlook, PowerPoint, or Word, MS Office offers you about 60 different emojis which you can insert with a few clicks: A few of the most common keyboard shortcuts you can use to directly insert an emoji in PowerPoint / Outlook are: Since MS Office 2016, you can translate certain keyboard shortcuts directly into emojis in Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Inserting emojis in PowerPoint, Outlook, and Word - 2 variants 1: Type emojis directly In addition, just in time for World Emoji Day, we would like to briefly discuss the DOs and DON'Ts of using emojis in a business context. In this blog post, we will show you how to add emojis to Outlook, PowerPoint, and Word. Today, it's hard to imagine written communication without emojis. When Harvey Ball drew two dots and a semicircle on a yellow badge in 1963, he laid the foundation for all the emojis we have at our disposal.
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