7. Subject Lines Tips
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Precise headline for the message.
Keep it short and sweet.
Makes easier to handle of email
Avoid emojis
Use numbers
Do tell them what's inside.
DON'T USE ALL CAPS or overuse exclamation points!!!
Don't include a question and exclamation in the same subject line
Avoid sending emails with No Subjects
10. Main Body Tips
Introduce yourself, then put your main point in the opening
sentence itself.
Never begin a message with a vague "This." ("This needs to be done
by 5:00.") Always specify what you're writing about.
Don't use ALL CAPITALS (no shouting!), or all lower-case letters.
Be brief and polite.
Edit and proofread before hitting "send."
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11. 1. How to Request for LoR/ Endorsement Letter?
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15. Closing
Formal Business
Regards
Sincerely
Best wishes
Best
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Yes, Sign off do matters a lot!
Gratitude and Requests
Thanks in advance
Thanks
I appreciate your [help, input, feedback, etc.]
16. Closing
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Yes, Sign off do matters a lot!
Avoid
Thx or Rgrds
Looking forward to hearing from you
Love
Respectfully / Respectfully yours
[Nothing at all]
Bad Sign-off
My parents wouldn’t buy me an iPhone so I have to manually type “Sent from my
iPhone” to look cool
Sent from my laptop, so I have no excuse for typos
Sent from my smartphone so please forgive any dumb mistakes
24. Bonus Tips
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Include a clear, direct subject line.
Use a professional email address.
Think twice before hitting 'reply all.'
Include a signature block.
Use professional salutations.
Proofread every message.
Keep your fonts classic.
Know that people from different cultures speak and write differently.
Add the email address last.