I have over 15 of my very own Web sites. As with this site, my Business E-mail Etiquette Blog or my WordPress Consulting site, when an e-mail request comes in, I review and respond promptly. One … [Read more...]
E-mailing Your Resumes and Cover Letters
With more folks hunting for jobs than ever, I get asked quote often what considerations to keep in mind when e-mailing resumes and cover letters . What is the proper way to e-mail a cover letter … [Read more...]
Spammers Using Your E-mail Address?
A site visitor was curious and pondered: I am receiving "Returned emails" that I never sent to begin with, yet it has my email address on it. Some of it seems like it has references to porn junk on … [Read more...]
E-mail Etiquette = Courtesy and Politeness
Much of what I type and write about in regard to E-mail Etiquette, if you think about it, really boils down to being polite and reflecting courtesy for others. The formal definition of etiquette is … [Read more...]
How to Decline E-mail Chat Requests
A site visitor was curious and pondered: Any etiquette tips about declining invitations to "chat" or "connect" with someone? Tailor your response based on if you know the person or not. If you know … [Read more...]
“Customers” Should E-mail with Clarity
Part of being a good consumer and customer is communicating with clarity in your e-mail communications. When you send questions by e-mail or through a Web site's contact form that is an opportunity to … [Read more...]
Is E-mail Etiquette a Choice?
From some of the anonymous e-mail I've received lately, many seem to believe E-mail Etiquette is something they can choose to practice or not. In particular "...quit telling people what to do -- … [Read more...]
E-mail and Emotions: Take Time to Cool Off
Misunderstandings abound in e-mail. Many times simply due to one side not taking the time to make sure that their message and intent is clear, while the other side reads into the e-mail things that … [Read more...]
No E-mail Etiquette? No Response.
Part of E-mail Etiquette is showing courtesy for the person on the other side. This means that before you e-mail for information or with questions, that you've done your best to get your answers on … [Read more...]
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