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5 essential tips for business email etiquette.pptSherin Thomas
Email has made communication with customers and coworkers easier but sometimes faster and easier escorts to less professionalism. When executing business with the help of an e-mail, it is important for users to exercise simple business email etiquette.
Email etiquette refers to the principles of behavior that one should use when writing or answering email messages. Because email is less personal than a phone or in-person conversation but quicker to send than a letter, it is possible for serious breaches of manners to take place. Write carefully. Once you send an email message, you cannot take it back or make it disappear.
5 essential tips for business email etiquette.pptSherin Thomas
Email has made communication with customers and coworkers easier but sometimes faster and easier escorts to less professionalism. When executing business with the help of an e-mail, it is important for users to exercise simple business email etiquette.
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Even if you’re not the world’s greatest writer, you should still learn how to write effective emails. It’s absolutely essential if you want people to take you seriously. Here are few guidelines that you should follow for better communication.
Confused about all of the secret rules to emailing coworkers and clients? Don't know how to open or close your email, not wanting to sound to casual, but also not too stuffy?
Writing emails in a professional setting can be tricky, but Extentia is here to help. Whether it be writing the perfect subject line, creating clear and concise content, or making an eye-catching signature to promote your business, you can learn all that and more during the next few slides.
Millions of emails are sent every day, and the fact that email is of great importance in business communication is undeniable. There are several reasons for this, including that it sends almost instantaneously, it's low cost, and increases organizational efficiency through a virtual paper trail. Being such an important tool in business, it is important to know how to make your email as effective as possible.
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Communication with Clients, either be it on call, or face to face, or even on Chatting platform. Not only communicating with clients, but also can be used in general to communicate.
We can self improve ourselves by following these tips and Happy Communicating!
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2. Disclaimer
This is a training class and not a
“LECTURE”. I hope you will interact
with me and you will all bring forward
your questions without feeling
discomfort.
3. When is it appropriate to send an
email?
• When you need to relay a short amount of
information quickly.
• When the client isn’t responding to your
calls
• When you want to ensure a record of your
conversation
• When you need to set up an appointment, a
meeting or request a finance approval
4. You “Must” Email.. Always!?
In our times where memories are weak and
search buttons are the saviours, we are
encouraged to document all important
conversations on email to be safe later.
Always remember that this is a secret weapon
used by the “Not So Lazy” others!
5.
6. Writing Effective Emails
• Keep it short
• Keep it polite yet formal
• Address the concerned
• Use the right Subject
• Make your email searchable
• Highlight important deliverables
• Use the Spell Check/Grammar Check button
• Acknowledge your emails
• We are consultants: try and make your emails
“suggestive”
7. More on content..
• Get to the point
• Be clear about the response you expect
a) Answer to a question
b) Arrange an appointment
• Separate your promises from your requests
• Do not write in CAPITALS
• Use of Receipt Request
• Attachments
8. Identifying the “Polite”
in your email
• Try to avoid Intonations and facial expressions
• “Please” can help, but can sometimes sound
pushy
• Use expressions of possibility
Examples:
a) Could you please send me your comments?
b) Would it be possible for you to send me your
comments by tomorrow?
9. Attention!
• Emails can be misunderstood
• If you’re upset by an email, wait before
responding
• If you are writing a very important message,
fill in the address LAST. That way, you can’t
accidentally send the message before you’re
ready.
• Consider leaving the message in your “drafts”
box for a day and then editing it again before
sending
