Tips for Email Writing.
FEW GOOD OPENING STATEMENTS
* This is to inform you
* This is to seek your permission
* This is to update you
* This is to bring to your notice
* Please give approval for
* Further to our discussion
* I would like to
* With reference to
FEW GOOD CLOSING STATEMENTS
* Please get in touch for any clarifications
* please get in touch for further discussions
* I would be glad to be of assistance
* I would appreciate your prompt response
* Thanking you in anticipation
* Looking forward to your prompt response
* Looking forward to your cooperation
* Your support is appreciated
* Should you have any clarification
FEW WORDS THAT COULD BE REPLACED WITH
* Reply - Response / Respond
* Thank - Appreciate
* Sorry - Apologize
* Please - Request you to
* Problems - Issues, challenges
* Can - Could
(Can is considered to be very rude but could is more polite)
* But - However
* Regarding - with respect to
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED, WHILE WRITING OFFICIAL MAILS
* Email opening : Hello with 1st name is accepted globally.
Practice using it else Hi with 1st name is also fine.
* Email closing : Closing statement is very important in an
official mail. Please use it from the list i have mentioned above.
* Words like guy / chill / cheers etc which are more funky type
should not be used in official emails.
* In the subject line we should not use verbs. Subject should not
have more then 17 words.
* Avoid using capital words in the mail. This is considered very
rude and arrogant.
* Exclamation marks should not be used in the mail.
* Avoid 2-3 messages on one paragraph. Try to convey one message
in one para. If required use bullets and make points. Its always easier for the recipient to reply points.
* Instead of writing ASAP try and give timeline. This avoids
confusion.
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