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Casual Articles - A Cool Email Communication Tip
Direct marketing is attractive to many marketers because in most cases its effectiveness can be measured directly. For example, if you were to send out one thousand solicitations by mail and you receive seventy responses, then you know that the mailing led to a seven percent response rate.Any medium that you choose to use to communicate directly to your prospects is being employed in direct marketing. These 5 methods are examples of dir
The point of this article is that YOU need to think about the person receiving your email before you click the SEND button. Just because you understand what your email means, doesn’t mean the person receiving your email will know what you mean. I get emails from people (including attorneys) every day wit
As an Entrepreneurial business owner you must always be open to new ideas to create additional revenue centers and/or develop prospects and new customers. I started in Construction back in the early 1990's but got into an IT Contract Placement Business through a contact I had in my sphere of influence a few years earlier. My contact had many IT Professionals in his resume database and I had the contacts in the large Banks and Corporations. As
At this point you have only 3 possible choices:
- Delete the email and forget about it;
- Reply to my email and ask me to what I am referring to; or
- Take a guess.
Most people do not like to appear they misunderstood something, so the majority of people faced with this or a similar situation will try to guess at the meaning. If you live in California, you may think “Big Bear” is referring to Big Bear Lake. If you live in Arizona on an Indian Reservation, you may think “Big Bear” is an Indian name and refers to an actual person. And if by some chance another person with an Indian name of “Giant Eagle” existed – my email could be totally misunderstood and cause my Indian friend to tell others about how a man named Big Bear is near death and will be replaced by a man named Giant Eagle. (Sound too far-fetched? Misunderstandings that turn into catastrophes like this happen every single day.)
But if you lived in Columbus, Ohio – you would automatically understand that “Big Bear” and “Giant Eagle” are two grocery store chains. So in my original email I should have really said: “The Big Bear grocery store is being replaced by the Giant Eagle grocery store.” By simply adding the words “grocery store” for clarity – I could send my email to anyone in the world and they would probably understand what it meant without question.
The point of this article is that YOU need to think about the person receiving your email before you click the SEND button. Just because you understand what your email means, doesn’t mean the person receiving your email will know what you mean. I get emails from people (including attorneys) every day with
The dangers to companies posed by email content first got serious national attention in the Microsoft anti-trust trial. The legal implications of the Microsoft suit, and other trials where cases have hinged on e-mail evidence, make it clear that companies, as well as individuals, are liable for what happens on their email system.For example, in April 2002, an internal e-mail was sent from a KPMG executive to 33 recipients stating that t
- Delete the email and forget about it;
- Reply to my email and ask me to what I am referring to; or
- Take a guess.
Most people do not like to appear they misunderstood something, so the majority of people faced with this or a similar situation will try to guess at the meaning. If you live in California, you may think “Big Bear” is referring to Big Bear Lake. If you live in Arizona on an Indian Reservation, you may think “Big Bear” is an Indian name and refers to an actual person. And if by some chance another person with an Indian name of “Giant Eagle” existed – my email could be totally misunderstood and cause my Indian friend to tell others about how a man named Big Bear is near death and will be replaced by a man named Giant Eagle. (Sound too far-fetched? Misunderstandings that turn into catastrophes like this happen every single day.)
But if you lived in Columbus, Ohio – you would automatically understand that “Big Bear” and “Giant Eagle” are two grocery store chains. So in my original email I should have really said: “The Big Bear grocery store is being replaced by the Giant Eagle grocery store.” By simply adding the words “grocery store” for clarity – I could send my email to anyone in the world and they would probably understand what it meant without question.
The point of this article is that YOU need to think about the person receiving your email before you click the SEND button. Just because you understand what your email means, doesn’t mean the person receiving your email will know what you mean. I get emails from people (including attorneys) every day wit
Using viral ebooks can be a big help in reaching the level of success you desire. If properly implemented you can catapult your traffic and profits through the roof for any product or affiliate program you decide to promote. In the following article we are going to discuss some of the most important reasons why you should be using viral ebooks.The first major advantage of writing and distributing viral ebooks, is the cost. The only cost
But if you lived in Columbus, Ohio – you would automatically understand that “Big Bear” and “Giant Eagle” are two grocery store chains. So in my original email I should have really said: “The Big Bear grocery store is being replaced by the Giant Eagle grocery store.” By simply adding the words “grocery store” for clarity – I could send my email to anyone in the world and they would probably understand what it meant without question.
The point of this article is that YOU need to think about the person receiving your email before you click the SEND button. Just because you understand what your email means, doesn’t mean the person receiving your email will know what you mean. I get emails from people (including attorneys) every day wit
Finding time is challenging under any circumstance! It's especially difficult if you are working with someone who relates to time quite differently than you. You may find that each of you defines your values around punctuality, planning, and procrastination in different ways.However difficult this seems, approaching these differences proactively with those you relate to can enhance cooperation in ways that may surprise you.What s
But if you lived in Columbus, Ohio – you would automatically understand that “Big Bear” and “Giant Eagle” are two grocery store chains. So in my original email I should have really said: “The Big Bear grocery store is being replaced by the Giant Eagle grocery store.” By simply adding the words “grocery store” for clarity – I could send my email to anyone in the world and they would probably understand what it meant without question.
The point of this article is that YOU need to think about the person receiving your email before you click the SEND button. Just because you understand what your email means, doesn’t mean the person receiving your email will know what you mean. I get emails from people (including attorneys) every day wit
We all want to build a list because we all know that the money is in the list. It's a common saying and it's true. But many people are fearful of even trying to build a list because they don't know how to drive traffic to their squeeze page. Most people feel that they'll have to wait a long time or pay for traffic. Well, that's not true. Here are four ways you can drive free traffic to your squeeze page and build your list.
The point of this article is that YOU need to think about the person receiving your email before you click the SEND button. Just because you understand what your email means, doesn’t mean the person receiving your email will know what you mean. I get emails from people (including attorneys) every day with messages like: “I contacted you about 9 months ago. Do you remember me?” There is no name, no phone number and no other information but I am supposed to remember some unknown person that I spoke to 9 months ago. Come on folks! I don’t know of anyone on the planet earth who could do this.
Or perhaps you are one of those people like me. You always make sure you write clear and concise emails. You also review them before clicking the SEND button and you consider yourself to be pretty good with your email communication. But one day you get an email like “The Big Bear is being replaced by Giant Eagle.” Which one of the three choices listed above would you choose to do in order to handle this email? Would you choose to “guess” at the meaning like everyone else? If so, you need to think about a very simple solution – and that is to simply click the “REPLY” button and say: “Please clarify your statements so that I may sufficiently handle your request.”
Yes … it’s sad that the Big Bear grocery stores were replaced by the grocery store chain, Giant Eagle. For one thing, the Big Bear stores had the best deli food in the city and prepared excellent trays for many corporate functions in and around Columbus. But the real question here is: “Did you learn anything to improve your email communication skills by reading this article?” I hope so. I also hope to receive more email messages in the near future that are clear and concise so that I can accurately respond to them.
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