Email impressions
By borgborg
@borgborg (821)
Philippines
October 28, 2008 11:56pm CST
How to create an effective impression just by using your email?
1. Keep your emails short. People find it boring and not enticing to read whenever they see a long email.
2. Keep your subject line short. Be concise and direct to the point
3. Never send an email just for the sake of sending one.
4. You should respond to an e-mail received withing 24 hrs. Acknowledge that you did receive the message and provide them with the necessary information's asked.
3 responses
@raghul77ster (2132)
• India
31 Oct 08
well said..
i am happy that i am already following your words!
Happy lotting, brother!!
@borgborg (821)
• Philippines
31 Oct 08
Actually the one handling this account is a he and a she... His just the "technical" one that's why we use his user name. So don't be confuse next time you see a comment that sounds too girly. Hehe! Thanks for your response!
I think here in my lot, you have to write at least three lines or so to get paid more. (Don't just take my word on that yet, but I think that's how it goes) --I will stand corrected on this one though! =)
@ladysurvivor (4746)
• Malaysia
29 Oct 08
When sending email I make sure it starts with Dear (the receiver's name) if it is a formal letter. I always like it to follow the formal format so that the receiver will regard the letter as important. Many times if I send emails to companies over the net, my letters are replied.
If I send informal letters I like sending it with large fonts so that the receiver will not get bored. If possible I will insert some pictures if there are relevent contents that need explanation through pictures.
