10 ways to help make your emails the most noticed in anyone’s inbox. Insight & tips from Ulrich Schild - JobSearch & Career Expert from Sydney Australia
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Email often plays a huge role in professional communication. A freelancer spends a lot of his daily time writing emails, but everybody is prone to mistakes. These can vary in effect – sometimes your messages will land directly in the spam folder, won’t get read or are not enticing enough to get an answer. Sounds familiar? Here’s a list of the eight most common email mistakes that you should avoid at any cost...
In the trying times of Covid19 working remotely has become quite a common thing.
While working remotely, digital communication plays a vital role. To avoid digital miscommunications, we should consider the points discussed in this presentation.
Have a happy reading.
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Research has found that the average employee spends about a quarter of their time at work combing
through the hundreds of emails they send and receive each day. And yet, according to research, over 60% of professionals still don't know how to use email appropriately.
Email often plays a huge role in professional communication. A freelancer spends a lot of his daily time writing emails, but everybody is prone to mistakes. These can vary in effect – sometimes your messages will land directly in the spam folder, won’t get read or are not enticing enough to get an answer. Sounds familiar? Here’s a list of the eight most common email mistakes that you should avoid at any cost...
In the trying times of Covid19 working remotely has become quite a common thing.
While working remotely, digital communication plays a vital role. To avoid digital miscommunications, we should consider the points discussed in this presentation.
Have a happy reading.
Biggest List of Email Mistakes You Don’t Want to MakePallav Kaushish
While dealing with numerous emails everyday it’s not uncommon to make a few mistakes. However, if you’re making these mistakes unknowingly, it’s time to brush up on your email etiquette.
We’ve complied a list of email mistakes that’ll come handy when you’re sending out an important email and want to make sure you’re not committing a serious email mistake.
Improve your business performance with effective communication skills. This eBook from via680 offers ten great tips to effectively power up your email communication skills.
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This is a short presentation about writing a business email. It is intended for those who are new to business writing. Easy to remember tips for writing a proficient email.
Email is a valuable communication tool using, which you can convey your message across easily and effectively. In this presentation, you will learn tips for writing a better professional email.
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-Email etiquette and why it is important;
-Importance of timing;
-Lessons learned and best practices applicable to our projects
… and other interesting and useful material which will help you to write better emails.
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Just a note about the presentation: When you get to the slides about Axiom #8, have your audience read each statement out loud. This will quickly make the point about why we should use emoticons in email.
This training presentation provides information about writing emails that get results, following email netiquette, and eliminating unnecessary messages.
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This is a short presentation about writing a business email. It is intended for those who are new to business writing. Easy to remember tips for writing a proficient email.
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-Top tips for effective email communication;
-Email etiquette and why it is important;
-Importance of timing;
-Lessons learned and best practices applicable to our projects
… and other interesting and useful material which will help you to write better emails.
The reason we hate opening our inboxes is that many emails, like the "kitchen sink" email, are too difficult to tackle. Emails like this paralyze us and stall our to-do lists. If we can just agree on a few things, email can be easier for everyone.
Just a note about the presentation: When you get to the slides about Axiom #8, have your audience read each statement out loud. This will quickly make the point about why we should use emoticons in email.
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3. # 1
Email is not right if your communication:
requires interaction (use the phone, Skype, or a quick in-person meeting)
requires immediate response (use text messages or the phone)
deals with things that are confidential or sensitive (in person is usually best)
requires group collaboration (meeting or a video call is ideal)
is filled with emotion (don’t try to express feelings via email - in person is usually the best)
If email passes the Checklist use
the next nine techniques to get others
to love your emails.
5. # 2
Avoid wimpy or lazy subject lines
It’s not that hard! Your subject line should match your content. We’re all guilty
of hitting the reply button to start an entirely new conversation.
But that is confusing and annoying?
Keeping the subject line current makes life easier
for both you and your recipient.
7. # 3
Bullets & Numbers convert a message into a priority
The business world prefers Facts, Figures & Numbers,
so I suggest you keep it simple and reduce it to the max.
Bullets add clarity and make the reader focus on the relevant information.
Items in bulleted lists are also easier to remember.
Use numbers instead of bullets to highlight a chronology
or to show hierarchical importance.
9. # 4
Keep it clean and clear
Effective email writing is about more than just words and
it can be a good indicator of your ability to effectively convey your message.
Use formatting tools to visually enhance key points
But ensure to keep it clean and precise.
Avoid verbal overdose and message confetti.
Choose no more than two or three colours and fonts, and please guys, limit the use of
bolding, italics, underlining or excessive use of exclamation marks.
11. # 5
If you haven’t already, now is the time to get acquainted with
your mobile, iPad, tablet or laptop video features.
If you think email is the way to get to people, but
your message requires a more robust medium,
create and send a video.
Video also helps when you want to explain, cut through the clutter,
or make a personalised impression.
It is a very effective tool to show off your personality
and communication skills.
13. # 6
Take a deep breath… sit back and reflect.
Don’t write emails when you’re emotionally charged.
Do your venting in a Word document instead.
Wait before responding to anything that requires diplomacy or could
impact careers or relationships.
When you are finished composing that message, walk away from it for a
few minutes (or better yet, overnight) and then re-read it (see point 10)
before you hit ‘send’.
15. # 7
Life is short and time is our most valuable good.
Respect it and don’t waste it!
When an email or a response requires just a few words, don’t waste someone
else's time by making them open the email.
Put your text in the subject line with the letters EOM (or the whole phrase if they
are not familiar with this abbreviation).
This tells them what they need to know
without having to click. I know, it sounds a bit much, but many people receive
over 100 emails a day, so making it easy counts.
17. # 8
Impress - Proof - Deliver
…three simple steps to almost anything in life. If you make a statement, battle a
complicated case or cause or simply try to sell or convey something, then you
have to ensure to add proof.
This is particularly important for Job Seekers and it includes opening the
attachments to make sure you’ve attached the right documents.
In the email message itself, double-check your spelling and grammar. It seems
like a wasted extra step, but sometimes auto-correct delivers an inappropriate or
confusing word that you didn’t intend.
19. # 9
No one buys a complicated story and most people don’t like to engage with you
if you are too hard to deal with.
Tell your recipients what you need them to do and when you need them
to do it, and make it easy for them to contact you.
Include complete contact details in your signature. Remember that the
majority of emails are now viewed on mobile devices – by including your
signature, they can simply hover and click to contact you.
21. # 10
Before sending your email, read it out loud to see if it accurately conveys your message.
One reason that so many inboxes are overloaded is
that it sometimes takes several emails to clear up confusion.
If you make the email precise the first time,
you’ll please your reader and reduce clutter – theirs and yours.
This is especially important for nuanced communications about sensitive or complex
topics or for cover letters and selection criteria responses for job applicants.
So, become an email champion and
when you’re out there, remember to hunt wisely!
Uli
www.TheDyslexicJobSeeker.com