Is This Email Trash Or Treasure?
Think about how many emails you get in one day. Today’s generation of professionals did not have the benefit of a course in E-tiquette. Consequently, we flew by the seat of our pants for a bit. It’s time to rein it in. It is essential to deliver each piece of communication in a clear, accurate and professional manner. This is particularly true in E-blasts and in sending email to someone who doesn’t know you. Ensure that the emails you send stand out from the rest and are opened and read. Everything you send makes an impression on the reader. Here are some surefire ways to make sure your emails don’t end up in the trash. 1. Always send your email to yourself first to ensure it looks the way you intended. Reread what you have written from an impersonal standpoint. Watch for remarks that may be misconstrued by the reader or are unclear in the content. 2. If someone requested information about a certain topic and you are responding, be concise in your reply. You might alienate them by send
