Email: Email Etiquette I

Email Etiquette I

Written by Kathie M. Thomas

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Third – take notice of repparttar correct spelling of people’s names. I’ve lost count of repparttar 109557 number of times that people have replied to an email of mine and spelt my name as either Kathy or Cathy – it’s neither. In addition, I’m sure repparttar 109558 spelling of your own name is just as important to you and it is quickly noticed when someone spells it incorrectly.

It’s these little things that make repparttar 109559 difference between an average business operator and one who does that extra something – every little thing counts when it comes to attracting clients and associates and keeping them. Taking repparttar 109560 time to care about these things and looking after even a client’s name goes a long way to developing good business relationships.

Article reprinted by permission Kathie M. Thomas, Founder "A Clayton's Secretary". Kathie is a multiple award winner in her industry as a Secretary and Virtual Business Operator, and has 30 years' experience in the secretarial/ administrative field. www.asecretary.com.au

Email Tips

Written by Regina Stevens

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when you send out multiple emails, type repparttar

email addresses in repparttar 109556

bcc: field (blind carbon copy) instead of repparttar 109557

To: field. This will hide all of your email addresses so that others won’t see repparttar 109558

addresses. You never know who will see repparttar 109559

addresses if you don’t do this tip. A friend of a friend could be a spammer – it happens all repparttar 109560

time.

Regina Stevens is the owner of Keep It Simple Websites (http://keepitsimplewebsites.com). Her articles are written for people who are new at using the Internet and email.

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