Email has become the primary method of business communication, necessitating adherence to proper etiquette such as clear subject lines and concise messaging. Key practices include timely responses, use of proper grammar, and careful consideration of recipients to avoid information overload. Sensitive matters are better addressed via phone or in person, and company policies govern workplace email use.

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Gone are the days when business dealings were
primarily handled in-person or over the phone;
email is the preferred method of communicating
in today's business environments.
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Email communication gives businesses a quick
way to send messages to clients and colleagues.
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When conducting business via email, it's
important for users to exercise etiquette

3. Use Descriptive And Meaningful Subject Line
 Write Clear And Concise Message
 Scan Attachments
 Avoid Using Emoticons
 Avoid Sending Forwards And Inappropriate Jokes
 Use Email Signature
 Respond to Emails in Timely Fashion
 Know When to Email and When to Call
 Be clear and precise
 Don’t use CAPITAL words
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8. Business emails should follow many of the
guidelines used for written communication.
 Avoid abbreviations, such as "plz," and emoticons,
such as a smiley face.
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Capital letters are reserved for emphasis, since
their use is considering yelling in the Internet
culture.
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Make emails concise and easy-to-read by writing a
descriptive subject line, utilizing bullet points and
summarizing key points.
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Always use proper grammar and spelling.

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Think twice before hitting the "send" button. Emails are
a form of communication that can be seen by anybody
down the road.
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Only copy people on a need-to-know basis to avoid
overwhelming a user with unnecessary information.
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Also remember that sensitive topics are often better
addressed via the phone or in-person.

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Email correspondents often expect immediate
responses.
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To manage this expectation, create an out-of-office
message with alternate contact information when
you will be unavailable.
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Otherwise, answer emails within a reasonable
time-frame. It is helpful to include a phone number
as part of your salutation to enable recipients to
easily connect with you in this manner.

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An email sender expects that his address won't be
shared for unapproved purposes, even if it is not
formalized in a privacy policy.
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The sender also has a responsibility to not include
sensitive information, such as credit card
information, that might be inappropriately used by
an unintended party.

13. 
Emails transmitted at work are subject to the
company's policies.
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It is usually unacceptable to send jokes and chain
emails.
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Limit personal email correspondence and use a
professional email address if you get to choose
one.

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