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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Email Etiquette
Subject line:
Your subject line is not about arousing interest or curiosity. Make sure not to be wordy and don't let the subject say "hi" or "hey" as the subject. Make sure the context is clear. Be precise and to the bottom line. The subject basically need to be a summary of everything about to be mentioned in the body of the email.
Punctuation:
How you write a sentence in an email carries a lot of meaning to the reader. Don't leave punctuations out of an email because it can cause confusion to the reader and they may not have any idea what you are talking about or may misinterpret your message. Avoid slang as best you can. Too much can cause problems to the email. Don't use too many exclamation points in your email. Professional emails are not the place for them.
"Flaming:"
Be careful where and how you are using the flaming style email. Only do if necessary. And make sure not to have wars with other people by way of this email style.
http://email.about.com/od/emailnetiquette/tp/core_netiquette.htm
Your subject line is not about arousing interest or curiosity. Make sure not to be wordy and don't let the subject say "hi" or "hey" as the subject. Make sure the context is clear. Be precise and to the bottom line. The subject basically need to be a summary of everything about to be mentioned in the body of the email.
Punctuation:
How you write a sentence in an email carries a lot of meaning to the reader. Don't leave punctuations out of an email because it can cause confusion to the reader and they may not have any idea what you are talking about or may misinterpret your message. Avoid slang as best you can. Too much can cause problems to the email. Don't use too many exclamation points in your email. Professional emails are not the place for them.
"Flaming:"
Be careful where and how you are using the flaming style email. Only do if necessary. And make sure not to have wars with other people by way of this email style.
http://email.about.com/od/emailnetiquette/tp/core_netiquette.htm
Email Edit
To: sarah@work.net
CC: jim@work.net
From: jim@work.net
Subject: Training Trip
Dear Sarah,
I need to figure out who to get into contact with for money for a training trip I want to go on. Do you know who to ask?
If you do, could you please let me know? Thanks.
Sincerely,
Bill
CC: jim@work.net
From: jim@work.net
Subject: Training Trip
Dear Sarah,
I need to figure out who to get into contact with for money for a training trip I want to go on. Do you know who to ask?
If you do, could you please let me know? Thanks.
Sincerely,
Bill
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Audience Profile
8) The audience is people who are in the market for a new TV and want one at a good price. The audience's attitude is positive due to high-definition TVs being reduced down. This would make product buyers really happy and interested in buying. The audience needs to know how much they are, how the TVs are like, and where they can be bought.
9) The audience for the peanut butter advertisement would be most anyone. It could be adults or parents, kids teens, young adults etc. The audience's general attitude would be positive if they enjoyed the taste of peanut butter. But if they do not like it or the ad is not for good, they may not be interested. The audience needs to know what makes this brand of peanut butter so good and the right choice to buy it and consume it.
9) The audience for the peanut butter advertisement would be most anyone. It could be adults or parents, kids teens, young adults etc. The audience's general attitude would be positive if they enjoyed the taste of peanut butter. But if they do not like it or the ad is not for good, they may not be interested. The audience needs to know what makes this brand of peanut butter so good and the right choice to buy it and consume it.
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