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Email Blunders
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Janet Attard
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Wondering why people don't respond to your emails as quickly as you'd like? Or why your coworkers seem so unfriendly lately? Maybe you've unknowingly made one or more of these email blunders.
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Another Tip on How to Get Personal in Your Emails
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Nick Usborne
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USE SHORT SENTENCES
There are numerous ways in which your writing can signal a personal voice behind each email.
Here is an example of an excellent opening paragraph, written by Betsy Harman for the WBFO public radio station...
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E-Mail: Ten Tips for Writing It Effectively
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Jessica Bauer
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Summary: This document offers 10 tips to help you write effective professional e-mails. The informal notes you exchange with your friends don't have to meet any particular standards, of course, but if you want to be taken seriously by professionals, you should know formal e-mail etiquette.
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The Writing, not the Words
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Nick Usborne
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In an Amazon.com customer review of my book, "Net Words," the reviewer expresses disappointment that there's no talk of "power words."
It's true, there is no chapter on power words in my book.
There is a reason for that. Individual words are simply tools. Similarly, a particular color is a tool to a painter, and a given note to a musician.
To write copy while focused on power words is like painting by numbers. You achieve a recognizable outcome with absolutely no creativity or life. No passion, no originality
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20 Rules of Writing Effective Business E-mails
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Paul Soltoff
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Developing effective business-to-business (B2B) e-mail marketing messages is significantly different than developing business-to-consumer (B2C) e-mails. That is why, after writing extensively about consumer-oriented e-mails, I'll now address B2B communications.
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