Emails have changed the way we communicate in business. Most of us do not have the time to telephone our contacts, and most of them would probably prefer to receive an email or text from us anyway.
With reports indicating that the average employee sends about 4000 emails every year, it is more important than ever to make sure that your email etiquette is impeccable.
We have blogged about making sure your subject lines work, keeping your messages concise, and about how bad email habits would appear in real life.
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When we saw this Infographic by Angela Nielsen on InspiredMag, we had to share it with you.
15 Tips For Better Email Etiquette
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by Amanda Patterson.
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Hello,
Just a little typo/oversight in the box regarding unrequested product information. It should read: If they didn’t request it, don’t “send” it.
Cheers,
N