Give and Take Corrections with Grace
Do you email websites when something isn’t working or when you see a typo? Or are you a site owner who receives corrective emails? Having…
Ice Storms and Email Etiquette: A Reminder
Last winter, I could not post because we were hit with an incredible ice storm. We did not have power for three days. If you…
How to Handle Email Arguments
Email “Gunfights” Gunfights usually end when there is only one person left standing. Unfortunately, it seems this also applies to email gunfighters. You know what…
Customers Should Email with Courtesy and Clarity
Good customers communicate with courtesy and clarity in their email communications. When you send questions by email or through a website’s contact form, that is…
Why No Email Etiquette Training?
A study reflected that over 50% of businesses still do not offer email etiquette training. As a result, many employees, customer service reps, and business…
“That is Not What I Meant” Doesn’t Cut it!
You are what you type; you are the words you choose to use. Know that what you type will be taken at it’s face value by the other side — that they will take you at your word(s).