This document provides an overview of business communication and presentation skills. It discusses key aspects of communication like mediums, messages, audiences and barriers. It also covers topics like nonverbal communication, communication goals, presentation structure, PowerPoint tips and report writing. The document aims to improve readers' understanding of effective business communication.
This chapter discusses the process of planning business messages, including analyzing the communication situation, gathering relevant information, selecting an appropriate medium, and organizing the message. It emphasizes that 50% of time should be spent planning, and outlines the three-step writing process of analyzing the situation, gathering information, and selecting the right medium. Key aspects of planning addressed include defining the purpose and audience, developing an audience profile, choosing between direct and indirect organization approaches, and creating an outline.
Chapter 8,good news and neutral messagesAkshay Kumar
The document discusses good-news and neutral messages. It defines good-news messages as those that will receive a favorable response and neutral messages as those that provide usual information. It provides an effective organizational plan for these messages, beginning with the best news or main idea, then explanation and details, and ending positively. Examples of good-news messages include favorable replies like answering inquiries, approving requests, and acknowledging orders. Neutral messages include announcements about sales, procedures, and honors. The document also discusses transmittals, which simply send a document to the reader, and goodwill messages like appreciation, congratulation, and condolence letters.
This document discusses non-verbal communication and its various forms and functions. It defines non-verbal communication as communicating through body language, gestures, eye contact, space, and other means without using words. It identifies five primary functions of non-verbal communication: expressing emotions, attitudes, accompanying speech, self-presentation, and rituals like greetings. Specific types discussed include kinesics (body language), proxemics (use of space), haptics (touch), chronemics (time) and paralanguage (vocal tones). Key aspects of body language such as posture, gestures, facial expressions, and their meanings are also outlined.
The document discusses sales letters, which are direct mail pieces designed to persuade readers to purchase a product or service without a salesperson present. A sales letter uses a formal letter structure and is impersonal as it is sent to multiple potential customers. Key components include a headline, body with product information, call to action, and graphic design. Different types of sales letters are used for introductions, product updates, incentives, thank yous, invitations, holidays, and lost customers.
This document discusses the key aspects of communication including:
1) It defines communication as the exchange of information between two or more people and outlines the basic communication process model.
2) It describes the main characteristics of communication as a two-way process, continuous process, and one that needs proper understanding.
3) The main purposes of communication are conveying the right message, coordinating efforts, developing good relations, and making policies effective.
4) Principles for effective communication include clarity, consistency, attention, timeliness, and obtaining feedback.
Memorandums are less formal communication documents used within an organization. They typically include headings of "To", "From", and "Subject" along with the date. Memorandums are used to give information, instructions, requests for help, or suggestions. They follow a standard format and layout that includes these headings along with the body of the memorandum. Office circulars and orders are also types of internal documents but circulars are used to disseminate information to all departments while orders contain mandatory directions that must be followed.
This document provides an overview of business communication and presentation skills. It discusses key aspects of communication like mediums, messages, audiences and barriers. It also covers topics like nonverbal communication, communication goals, presentation structure, PowerPoint tips and report writing. The document aims to improve readers' understanding of effective business communication.
This chapter discusses the process of planning business messages, including analyzing the communication situation, gathering relevant information, selecting an appropriate medium, and organizing the message. It emphasizes that 50% of time should be spent planning, and outlines the three-step writing process of analyzing the situation, gathering information, and selecting the right medium. Key aspects of planning addressed include defining the purpose and audience, developing an audience profile, choosing between direct and indirect organization approaches, and creating an outline.
Chapter 8,good news and neutral messagesAkshay Kumar
The document discusses good-news and neutral messages. It defines good-news messages as those that will receive a favorable response and neutral messages as those that provide usual information. It provides an effective organizational plan for these messages, beginning with the best news or main idea, then explanation and details, and ending positively. Examples of good-news messages include favorable replies like answering inquiries, approving requests, and acknowledging orders. Neutral messages include announcements about sales, procedures, and honors. The document also discusses transmittals, which simply send a document to the reader, and goodwill messages like appreciation, congratulation, and condolence letters.
This document discusses non-verbal communication and its various forms and functions. It defines non-verbal communication as communicating through body language, gestures, eye contact, space, and other means without using words. It identifies five primary functions of non-verbal communication: expressing emotions, attitudes, accompanying speech, self-presentation, and rituals like greetings. Specific types discussed include kinesics (body language), proxemics (use of space), haptics (touch), chronemics (time) and paralanguage (vocal tones). Key aspects of body language such as posture, gestures, facial expressions, and their meanings are also outlined.
The document discusses sales letters, which are direct mail pieces designed to persuade readers to purchase a product or service without a salesperson present. A sales letter uses a formal letter structure and is impersonal as it is sent to multiple potential customers. Key components include a headline, body with product information, call to action, and graphic design. Different types of sales letters are used for introductions, product updates, incentives, thank yous, invitations, holidays, and lost customers.
This document discusses the key aspects of communication including:
1) It defines communication as the exchange of information between two or more people and outlines the basic communication process model.
2) It describes the main characteristics of communication as a two-way process, continuous process, and one that needs proper understanding.
3) The main purposes of communication are conveying the right message, coordinating efforts, developing good relations, and making policies effective.
4) Principles for effective communication include clarity, consistency, attention, timeliness, and obtaining feedback.
Memorandums are less formal communication documents used within an organization. They typically include headings of "To", "From", and "Subject" along with the date. Memorandums are used to give information, instructions, requests for help, or suggestions. They follow a standard format and layout that includes these headings along with the body of the memorandum. Office circulars and orders are also types of internal documents but circulars are used to disseminate information to all departments while orders contain mandatory directions that must be followed.
The document discusses memos, which are shorter and less formal than business letters used for internal organizational communication. Memos have a heading with "To", "From", date, and subject fields. They cover a single topic and can provide information, instructions, requests, or suggestions. An effective memo is well-organized, clearly written, and edited for clarity and correctness. Different types of memos include persuasive, directive, and technical memos used for various communication purposes.
This document provides information about resumes, including their primary purpose, elements, types, and how to prepare them. It discusses that the main purpose of a resume is to get an interview by presenting the job applicant in the best light and highlighting their relevant skills and qualifications. It also describes the common sections of a resume like contact information, work experience, education, and skills. Further, it explains the different types of resumes like chronological, functional, and hybrid resumes and provides tips on creating an effective resume for both print and electronic submission.
Oral communication is an essential component of business that allows companies to interact with customers and maintain internal productivity. It is used in various forms like corporate communication, interviews, meetings, and conferences. Effective oral communication in business is important for customer service, technical knowledge sharing, communicating ideas, and improving efficiency.
The document discusses various aspects of business communication such as what communication is, the communication process, types of communication including verbal, written and non-verbal communication. It also discusses the seven C's of effective business communication, barriers to communication, and methods to overcome communication barriers. Key elements of written business communication like analyzing the purpose, considering the audience, building structure, providing details and design, and executing the communication with confidence are also explained.
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1) A customer profitability analysis evaluates the costs and revenues assigned to segments of a company's customer base. It focuses on determining which customers are profitable versus unprofitable.
2) The general approach involves segmenting customers, calculating the revenue and costs attributable to each segment using activity-based costing, and then analyzing the profitable versus unprofitable segments.
3) A case study showed an insurance company used customer profitability analysis to identify that recently retired customers were unprofitable for a certain policy, so it adjusted agent commissions to discourage selling to that segment.
Negotiation is a process where parties try to reach an agreement or compromise on issues in dispute. It involves exchanging offers and counteroffers to find mutually acceptable solutions. Effective negotiation requires preparation, understanding both sides' objectives and priorities, developing alternative options, and using strategies like focusing on interests rather than positions to achieve win-win outcomes when possible. Key roles for negotiators include maintaining team unity, understanding the issues, preparing necessary information, seeking compromise, and knowing when to conclude the negotiation. Personality traits alone do not determine outcomes, but both gender and power can influence negotiating style and perceived success.
This document provides an overview of written business communication. It discusses the importance and limitations of written communication, as well as principles of effective writing. It also describes common forms of business correspondence like memos and letters. Additionally, it outlines the writing process and provides tips for clear writing. Finally, it discusses different types of business messages, including good news, bad news, and persuasive messages, and provides guidelines for writing each type effectively.
The three-step writing process involves planning, writing, and completing a message. The planning step includes analyzing the purpose and audience, gathering relevant information, and selecting an appropriate medium. In the writing step, the message is composed using techniques like a positive tone and unbiased language. Finally, the message is revised, produced, proofread, and distributed to complete the process. Written communication is important for business for tasks like advertising and instruction. This process helps create effective written pieces.
Process of preparing effective business messagessyed ahmed
The document provides guidance on preparing effective business messages. It outlines 5 key planning steps: identifying your purpose and audience, choosing ideas, collecting supporting data, and organizing your message. It describes direct and indirect approaches and emphasizes strong beginnings and endings. It also reviews standard formats for business letters and memorandums, including appropriate structure, style, and punctuation conventions.
The document provides information about group members for a project and then discusses the concepts of negotiation. It begins by defining negotiation and explaining its origins from Latin words. It then covers negotiation styles, goals, processes, characteristics, types including distributive and integrative. The document also discusses multiparty negotiations, the effects of positive and negative emotions, and describes negotiation as both an art and a science.
The document discusses the 7 C's of communication that are important for effective business communication:
1. Correctness - Ensuring proper spelling and punctuation.
2. Clarity - Making information easy to understand through logical organization and avoiding ambiguity.
3. Conciseness - Communicating information using as few words as possible.
4. Completeness - Providing all necessary details to avoid further questions.
5. Consideration - Understanding others' perspectives and communicating empathetically.
6. Concreteness - Using specific examples, facts and details rather than vague language.
7. Courtesy - Interacting with others in a polite, respectful manner.
This document provides guidance on composing effective business messages and correspondence. It discusses the essential writing skills of accuracy, brevity, and correct grammar. It also covers techniques for planning, organizing, writing, and distributing business messages using the appropriate structure and style for things like letters, reports, emails and memorandums. The document emphasizes conciseness, clarity, and developing a conversational style to build goodwill with the audience.
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memorandums
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analyzing organizational information
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drafting
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revising
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letters
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determining memorandum form
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writing email message general consideration
Meetings serve several purposes, such as coordinating activities, reporting, discussing problems, generating ideas, and arriving at consensus. There are various types of meetings including annual general meetings, board meetings, committee meetings, departmental meetings, and staff meetings. Effective meetings require proper planning which includes determining the purpose, inviting appropriate attendees, choosing an appropriate time and location, establishing an agenda, and assigning someone to take minutes.
designing and Delivering business presentationsSmeet Jain
The document provides guidance on designing and delivering effective business presentations. It discusses selecting a topic of interest to the audience, determining the purpose, and identifying major points to cover. Presenters should know their audience by considering who they are, why the topic is important to them, and how the environment might affect the presentation. An effective presentation includes an introduction to capture attention and preview points, a body to provide information in an easy to understand way using sources like statistics and quotes, and a conclusion that ties things back and leaves a memorable message. Visual aids can increase understanding and retention when used properly. Presenters should also practice vocal delivery and be aware of adapting their presentation for different audiences and situations.
This document defines e-tailing as using the internet to sell retail goods online. It discusses major e-tailers, sectors that use e-tailing like electronics and travel, and types of e-tailers like pure play and bricks and clicks. It also covers triggers of e-tailing like convenience and discounts, barriers like not seeing products in person, and growth of e-tailing in India. Facts provided show online shopping in India is growing over 30% annually and is the 10th most popular online activity. The conclusion states e-tailing provides huge opportunities for both marketers and consumers.
Reportwriting And Business letter Writing PresentationRUSHIT PATEL
The document provides information on writing reports and business letters. It defines a report as a study of facts and information based on observation and analysis that helps management make plans and solve organizational issues. Key steps in writing an effective report are determining the objective, collecting required facts, examining the facts, planning an outline, and distributing drafts for feedback. Effective reports are clear, comprehensive, accurate, properly formatted, factual, and impartial. Business letters are formal correspondence between businesses used for various purposes and their style depends on the relationship between parties. Elements of a business letter include the letterhead, date, inside address, subject, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures.
Here are the key parts of an application letter:
- Heading (return address) or letterhead
- Date
- Inside address (name and title of contact person)
- Salutation (Dear [Contact Name])
- Paragraph 1: State the purpose and how you learned of the position
- Paragraph 2: Highlight relevant qualifications and experience
- Paragraph 3: Emphasize what value you can provide the company
- Paragraph 4: Request an interview and provide contact information
- Complimentary close (Sincerely, etc.)
- Signature
- Typed name
The letter should be 3-4 paragraphs highlighting your interest in the role, relevant qualifications, and requesting next steps like an interview
The document discusses various tools for Web 2.0 communication, including email, social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, instant messaging services, text messaging, blogging, and video hosting/sharing sites. Email has been used for communication longer than the Internet itself and remains popular with over 1.5 billion users sending 183 million messages per day. Social media allows connecting with others and communicating ideas, while instant messaging and text messaging provide quick correspondence. Blogging and video sites facilitate sharing thoughts and multimedia content online.
Students were learning about data communication and various forms of electronic communication. The lesson covered identifying the components of data communication like the message, sender, receiver, transmission medium, and protocols. It also described different electronic communication methods such as email, SMS, instant messaging, videoconferencing, VOIP, blogging, microblogging, social networking, and more. Students were asked to investigate and identify how they use resources like email, instant messaging, and social media.
The document discusses memos, which are shorter and less formal than business letters used for internal organizational communication. Memos have a heading with "To", "From", date, and subject fields. They cover a single topic and can provide information, instructions, requests, or suggestions. An effective memo is well-organized, clearly written, and edited for clarity and correctness. Different types of memos include persuasive, directive, and technical memos used for various communication purposes.
This document provides information about resumes, including their primary purpose, elements, types, and how to prepare them. It discusses that the main purpose of a resume is to get an interview by presenting the job applicant in the best light and highlighting their relevant skills and qualifications. It also describes the common sections of a resume like contact information, work experience, education, and skills. Further, it explains the different types of resumes like chronological, functional, and hybrid resumes and provides tips on creating an effective resume for both print and electronic submission.
Oral communication is an essential component of business that allows companies to interact with customers and maintain internal productivity. It is used in various forms like corporate communication, interviews, meetings, and conferences. Effective oral communication in business is important for customer service, technical knowledge sharing, communicating ideas, and improving efficiency.
The document discusses various aspects of business communication such as what communication is, the communication process, types of communication including verbal, written and non-verbal communication. It also discusses the seven C's of effective business communication, barriers to communication, and methods to overcome communication barriers. Key elements of written business communication like analyzing the purpose, considering the audience, building structure, providing details and design, and executing the communication with confidence are also explained.
Hi friends, I have uploaded a PPT on Different types of business letters & guidelines to write it. Please have a look and give your valuable comments and suggestions.
1) A customer profitability analysis evaluates the costs and revenues assigned to segments of a company's customer base. It focuses on determining which customers are profitable versus unprofitable.
2) The general approach involves segmenting customers, calculating the revenue and costs attributable to each segment using activity-based costing, and then analyzing the profitable versus unprofitable segments.
3) A case study showed an insurance company used customer profitability analysis to identify that recently retired customers were unprofitable for a certain policy, so it adjusted agent commissions to discourage selling to that segment.
Negotiation is a process where parties try to reach an agreement or compromise on issues in dispute. It involves exchanging offers and counteroffers to find mutually acceptable solutions. Effective negotiation requires preparation, understanding both sides' objectives and priorities, developing alternative options, and using strategies like focusing on interests rather than positions to achieve win-win outcomes when possible. Key roles for negotiators include maintaining team unity, understanding the issues, preparing necessary information, seeking compromise, and knowing when to conclude the negotiation. Personality traits alone do not determine outcomes, but both gender and power can influence negotiating style and perceived success.
This document provides an overview of written business communication. It discusses the importance and limitations of written communication, as well as principles of effective writing. It also describes common forms of business correspondence like memos and letters. Additionally, it outlines the writing process and provides tips for clear writing. Finally, it discusses different types of business messages, including good news, bad news, and persuasive messages, and provides guidelines for writing each type effectively.
The three-step writing process involves planning, writing, and completing a message. The planning step includes analyzing the purpose and audience, gathering relevant information, and selecting an appropriate medium. In the writing step, the message is composed using techniques like a positive tone and unbiased language. Finally, the message is revised, produced, proofread, and distributed to complete the process. Written communication is important for business for tasks like advertising and instruction. This process helps create effective written pieces.
Process of preparing effective business messagessyed ahmed
The document provides guidance on preparing effective business messages. It outlines 5 key planning steps: identifying your purpose and audience, choosing ideas, collecting supporting data, and organizing your message. It describes direct and indirect approaches and emphasizes strong beginnings and endings. It also reviews standard formats for business letters and memorandums, including appropriate structure, style, and punctuation conventions.
The document provides information about group members for a project and then discusses the concepts of negotiation. It begins by defining negotiation and explaining its origins from Latin words. It then covers negotiation styles, goals, processes, characteristics, types including distributive and integrative. The document also discusses multiparty negotiations, the effects of positive and negative emotions, and describes negotiation as both an art and a science.
The document discusses the 7 C's of communication that are important for effective business communication:
1. Correctness - Ensuring proper spelling and punctuation.
2. Clarity - Making information easy to understand through logical organization and avoiding ambiguity.
3. Conciseness - Communicating information using as few words as possible.
4. Completeness - Providing all necessary details to avoid further questions.
5. Consideration - Understanding others' perspectives and communicating empathetically.
6. Concreteness - Using specific examples, facts and details rather than vague language.
7. Courtesy - Interacting with others in a polite, respectful manner.
This document provides guidance on composing effective business messages and correspondence. It discusses the essential writing skills of accuracy, brevity, and correct grammar. It also covers techniques for planning, organizing, writing, and distributing business messages using the appropriate structure and style for things like letters, reports, emails and memorandums. The document emphasizes conciseness, clarity, and developing a conversational style to build goodwill with the audience.
writing process and an introduction to business m
,
memorandums
,
planning the message
,
1st|planning the message
,
analyzing organizational information
,
drafting
,
revising
,
letters
,
determining memorandum form
,
informal
,
writing email message general consideration
Meetings serve several purposes, such as coordinating activities, reporting, discussing problems, generating ideas, and arriving at consensus. There are various types of meetings including annual general meetings, board meetings, committee meetings, departmental meetings, and staff meetings. Effective meetings require proper planning which includes determining the purpose, inviting appropriate attendees, choosing an appropriate time and location, establishing an agenda, and assigning someone to take minutes.
designing and Delivering business presentationsSmeet Jain
The document provides guidance on designing and delivering effective business presentations. It discusses selecting a topic of interest to the audience, determining the purpose, and identifying major points to cover. Presenters should know their audience by considering who they are, why the topic is important to them, and how the environment might affect the presentation. An effective presentation includes an introduction to capture attention and preview points, a body to provide information in an easy to understand way using sources like statistics and quotes, and a conclusion that ties things back and leaves a memorable message. Visual aids can increase understanding and retention when used properly. Presenters should also practice vocal delivery and be aware of adapting their presentation for different audiences and situations.
This document defines e-tailing as using the internet to sell retail goods online. It discusses major e-tailers, sectors that use e-tailing like electronics and travel, and types of e-tailers like pure play and bricks and clicks. It also covers triggers of e-tailing like convenience and discounts, barriers like not seeing products in person, and growth of e-tailing in India. Facts provided show online shopping in India is growing over 30% annually and is the 10th most popular online activity. The conclusion states e-tailing provides huge opportunities for both marketers and consumers.
Reportwriting And Business letter Writing PresentationRUSHIT PATEL
The document provides information on writing reports and business letters. It defines a report as a study of facts and information based on observation and analysis that helps management make plans and solve organizational issues. Key steps in writing an effective report are determining the objective, collecting required facts, examining the facts, planning an outline, and distributing drafts for feedback. Effective reports are clear, comprehensive, accurate, properly formatted, factual, and impartial. Business letters are formal correspondence between businesses used for various purposes and their style depends on the relationship between parties. Elements of a business letter include the letterhead, date, inside address, subject, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures.
Here are the key parts of an application letter:
- Heading (return address) or letterhead
- Date
- Inside address (name and title of contact person)
- Salutation (Dear [Contact Name])
- Paragraph 1: State the purpose and how you learned of the position
- Paragraph 2: Highlight relevant qualifications and experience
- Paragraph 3: Emphasize what value you can provide the company
- Paragraph 4: Request an interview and provide contact information
- Complimentary close (Sincerely, etc.)
- Signature
- Typed name
The letter should be 3-4 paragraphs highlighting your interest in the role, relevant qualifications, and requesting next steps like an interview
The document discusses various tools for Web 2.0 communication, including email, social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, instant messaging services, text messaging, blogging, and video hosting/sharing sites. Email has been used for communication longer than the Internet itself and remains popular with over 1.5 billion users sending 183 million messages per day. Social media allows connecting with others and communicating ideas, while instant messaging and text messaging provide quick correspondence. Blogging and video sites facilitate sharing thoughts and multimedia content online.
Students were learning about data communication and various forms of electronic communication. The lesson covered identifying the components of data communication like the message, sender, receiver, transmission medium, and protocols. It also described different electronic communication methods such as email, SMS, instant messaging, videoconferencing, VOIP, blogging, microblogging, social networking, and more. Students were asked to investigate and identify how they use resources like email, instant messaging, and social media.
The document discusses how email came to dominate business communications and some of its downsides. It notes that while email was initially appealing due to being fast, easy to use, and cheap, it has led to issues like email overload which reduces productivity. Some key problems with relying heavily on email include it being a poor knowledge repository, lack of accountability, and allowing work to be passed to others without consent. Alternatives to email are emerging, but reducing reliance on email is challenging given its entrenchment in business culture.
Online communication tools allow for both synchronous and asynchronous communication. Popular tools include email, instant messaging, online forums and discussion boards, and collaborative documents. These tools make communication easier and more convenient compared to in-person interactions. Effective online communication involves keeping messages short, precise, and on-topic to ensure the purpose is clear and everyone's time is respected.
Lunenburg, fred c advances in technology ijdaid v14 n1 2011William Kritsonis
Advances in information technology have influenced workplace communications by providing additional communication tools. Six key developments discussed are email, instant messaging, social networking, blogs, video conferencing, and computer presentations. Each technology impacts the quantity and quality of communication differently, such as enabling faster messaging but limiting nonverbal cues. While technology enhances communications, face-to-face interactions and developing teamwork remain important.
This PPT is about how technology is used as a form of communication tool not only in our life but also in developing the business and various types of communication tools in this modern technology world.
This document discusses various online communication tools for social networking, including email, instant messaging, message widgets, groups/forums/discussion boards, and online collaboration. It explains that email is the oldest and most widely used tool, allowing users to send messages and file attachments. Instant messaging allows real-time communication through text, voice, and video chatting. Message widgets provide a compact interface for monitoring statuses and posting messages on websites or between networks. Forums and boards allow online group discussions through categories, threads, and moderation. Effective online communication requires following certain rules and etiquette.
This document defines and describes several types of digital marketing strategies including search engine optimization (SEO), search engine marketing (SEM), email marketing, viral marketing, blogging, microblogging, podcasting, social networking, and content marketing. It provides details on what each strategy involves and how it can be used to attract customers and build a brand online.
The document discusses transitioning to more collaborative technologies like Web 2.0 within an organization. It emphasizes training employees on new tools, developing strategies for social media use aligned with business goals, and engaging both internally and externally through platforms like LinkedIn, blogs, and social networks. The benefits mentioned include staying closer to customers and partners, seamless cross-group collaboration, and unleashing productivity through social software.
Pattern Languages are spoken by every screen we view, everything we see out our windows. There are new patterns to learn with regard to social software. Becoming aware of these new patterns is important.
This document discusses how integrating email and social media can create a better customer communication strategy. It argues that while social networking has grown rapidly, email remains central to most brands' marketing due to its ubiquity, cost-effectiveness, ability to target individual customers, and potential for measuring returns. The document recommends using email to move customers along the lifecycle from first-time buyers to brand advocates, and to encourage those brand advocates to engage within social networks and share content that promotes the brand. By nurturing both individuals and communities, email and social media can work together in a strategic relationship.
1. The document discusses completing basic email tasks using MSN Hotmail and exploring its options page.
2. The options page on MSN Hotmail provides helpful explanations and links to manage accounts, customize settings, and address other common user issues.
3. Having an organized options page that explains functions in simple terms is useful for users with different skill levels and needs.
Social Media: Turning The Internet Into A Conversationwhite paper
This document provides an overview of social media and its implications for marketing. It defines social media as online platforms that allow people to connect, share information and form online communities. Examples mentioned include blogs, forums, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. The document discusses how social media has changed from isolated websites to participatory online conversations. It notes that social media is primarily a branding tool for marketers and should provide value through informative posts rather than overt sales messages. Examples of both successful and unsuccessful social media campaigns are also provided.
This document discusses internet communication tools and protocols for effective team communication. It introduces common communication channels like email, social media, and video conferencing. It explains that email is one of the most popular and widely used tools, allowing users to send and receive files and messages. Other sections describe protocols like SMTP, POP3, and IMAP that govern how emails are sent and received. The document also provides steps to create a Gmail account and discusses how services like SendPulse can help users leverage an SMTP server to send marketing emails.
This document provides an overview of various electronic messaging methods, including their definitions and importance. It discusses emails, instant messages, personal messages, text messages, multimedia messages, voicemails, and faxes. For each method, it outlines what they are, how they work, and why they are important forms of communication. It concludes that while electronic communication replaces face-to-face meetings, it provides a quick and easy way to communicate, though there are also potential problems it can create.
To find and be found social recruitment jan 22 2013John Rose
Social recruitment involves using social media and online networks to distribute and find employment information. It allows both individuals and companies to connect, communicate, contribute, and collaborate online. To benefit from social recruitment, one must establish an online professional brand through consistent use of platforms like blogs, social networks, and microblogging. It is important to regularly monitor and manage one's online reputation through these channels.
The document discusses various forms of business communication and correspondence, both traditional and emerging. It covers traditional methods like memos, letters, telephone calls, and email, as well as newer technologies like videoconferencing, blogging, podcasting, instant messaging, and voice over internet protocol. It also discusses communication styles for auditory and visual thinkers and tips for effective telephone conversations, presentations, and email etiquette. Emerging tools in the cloud for word processing, storage, and collaboration are also covered.
Ibm Swg Social Media Marketing Delphine Remy Boutang 3rd Marchguestca2060b
Social Networking and the Employment Relationship
One-day conference: 3rd March 2010, Central London
· How you use social media – your internal social media network
· The benefits of social media
· Key learnings: What has gone wrong? How have you rectified the problems?
· How do you monitor employee use of social media?
· Your policy/guidelines – discussion and how are these enforced?
IBM Case Study: "Guiding Your Organization Through The Social Media Landscape”
- IBM Social engagement strategy
- how we have addressed social media governance from both an internal and external perspective at IBM.
-insights on IBM’s social computing guidelines
- Education on how IBMers can successfully leverage social technologies for improved business results.
- Best practices example
This document summarizes a business communication course titled GEB3213 - Advanced Communication in Business. The summary discusses:
1) The course covered advanced topics in business communication including different communication channels, writing styles, and presentation skills.
2) Key lessons included tailoring messages to different audiences, managing tone, and incorporating data visualization best practices into presentations.
3) Overall, the course helped improve the student's business communication abilities and prepared them for communication challenges in their future career.
Email-The Indispensable And Powerful Tool Of Successful Internet Marketers.ffats1
Electronic mail (email) has become the most inexpensive and effective way for internet marketers to promote their business. Email allows marketers to build awareness, drive traffic to their website, and build trust and loyalty by regularly reminding customers about their brand through personalized messages. Successful marketers use email to share special offers and content with their opt-in lists, which helps foster a sense of community and can drive further traffic as messages are forwarded to others.
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Lifecycle of a GME Trader: From Newbie to Diamond Handsmediavestfzllc
Your phone buzzes with a Reddit notification. It's the WallStreetBets forum, a cacophony of memes, rocketship emojis, and fervent discussions about Gamestop (GME) stock. A spark ignites within you - a mix of internet bravado, a rebellious urge to topple the hedge funds (remember Mr. Mayo?), and maybe that one late-night YouTube rabbit hole about tendies. You decide to YOLO (you only live once, right?).
Ramen noodles become your new best friend. Every spare penny gets tossed into the GME piggy bank. You're practically living on fumes, but the dream of a moonshot keeps you going. Your phone becomes an extension of your hand, perpetually glued to the GME ticker. It's a roller-coaster ride - every dip a stomach punch, every rise a shot of adrenaline.
Then, it happens. Roaring Kitty, the forum's resident legend, fires off a cryptic tweet. The apes, as the GME investors call themselves, erupt in a frenzy. Could this be it? Is the rocket finally fueled for another epic launch? You grip your phone tighter, heart pounding in your chest. It's a wild ride, but you're in it for the long haul.
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2. What is Business Communication?
Importance of Communication?
Business communication is information sharing between people within and
outside an organization that is performed for the commercial benefit of the
organization.
For a business to run successfully and exhibit growth, it is important to lay
emphasis on the way it communicates to its customers as well as ensure
effective communication within the organization. The ability
to communicate, and communicate well, is an important factor
in business success.
3. Electronic Media for Business
Communication:
Electronic communication can be achieved by finding the right tool for
communication. ... Email, instant messaging, websites, blogs, text messaging,
voicemail and video messaging are a few examples of electronic
communication. Electronic communication has changed the way businesses
communicate with each other.
4. Media Choices for Brief Message
Social media are not the only option available for business communication, of
course. Individuals and companies have a broad range of option for sending
brief messages, including the following:
Social Networks
Information and Media Sharing Sites
Email
5. Instant Messaging (IM)
Text Messaging
Blogging and Microblogging
Podcasting
6. Creating Content for Social Media
Remember that it’s a conversation, not a lecture or a sales pitch
Write informally but not carelessly
Create concise, specific, and informative headlines
Get involved and stay involved
Be transparent and honest
Think before you post!
7. Social Networks
Social Networks online services that help people and organizations from
connections and share information, have become a major force in both
internal and external business communication in recent years. In addition to
facebook, a variety of public and private social networks are used by business
and professionals. These can be grouped into three categories:
Public, general-purpose networks
Facebook
Google+
Public, specialized networks
LinkedIn
Private networks
8. Strategies for Business Communication on
Social Networks
Choose the best compositional mode for each message, purpose, and network
Offer valuable content to members of your online communities
Join existing conversations
Facilitate community building
Maintain a consistent personality
10. Difference between IM & text Message:
Text message is a feature that was developed for cellular phones as an
alternative to calling. With text message you can leave short messages even if
the person does not answer his phone. IM, on the other hand, was developed
and is still predominantly used in personal computers; thus IMs utilize
the internet for passing its messages.
11. Instant Messaging
Instant messaging (IM) is a type of online chat that offers real-time text
transmission over the Internet.
Understanding the Benefits and Risks of IM
12. Adapting the Three-Step Process for
Successful IM
Planning instant messages
Writing instant messages
Completing instant messages
13. Text Messaging
Text messaging, or texting, is the act of composing and sending electronic
messages, typically consisting of alphabetic and numeric characters, between
two or more users of mobile phones, tablets, desktops/laptops, or other
devices. Text messages may be sent over a cellular network, or may also be
sent via an Internet connection.
14. Email
Email is widely used as a form of business communication and overall it is a
highly effective communication tool. Email is inexpensive, only requiring an
Internet connection that is generally already present in the business.
16. Blogging
A blog is a discussion or informational website published on the World Wide
Web consisting of discrete, often informal diary-style text entries ("posts").
Posts are typically displayed in reverse chronological order, so that the most
recent post appears first, at the top of the web page.
Communicating with personal style and an authentic voice
Delivering new information quickly
Choosing topics of peak interest to audiences
Encouraging audience to join the conversation
18. Microblogging
Microblogging is a broadcast medium that exists in the form of blogging. A
microblog differs from a traditional blog in that its content is typically smaller
in both actual and aggregated file size. Microblogs "allow users to exchange
small elements of content such as short sentences, individual images, or video
links", which may be the major reason for their popularity. These small
messages are sometimes called microposts.
19. Podcasting
Podcasting the practice of using the Internet to make digital recordings of
broadcasts available for downloading to a computer or mobile device.