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Business Email Etiquette. © 2021 UnifyCloud, LLC. All Rights Reserved. All product and company names are trademarks™ or registered® trademarks of their respective holders..

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Be clear and specific about the topic of the email. The subject line should be the main point of the email. Do not include a greeting, such as “hello” or “greetings.” Use logical keywords so the recipient can easily search for your email..

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There are many variations of greetings that you can start your email with, but the most standard ones are: Dear First Name Dear Mr./Ms. Last Name Dear Mr./Ms. First Name Last Name Dear Dr. Last Name To whom it may concern It is always important to have a contact name, unless a recipient is unknown (in “to whom it may concern” case). Some people use informal salutations, such as “Good morning” or “Hi“. It totally depends on how formal your relationships are..

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Best, Kind regards, Regards, Sincerely,. L ove, Yours/Yours truly.

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Inappropriate Better Option What’s the problem? Is everything OK? Or can I help you? Please help me. Would you mind helping me with this? I want to cancel the meeting…. Could I please cancel the meeting? I want to know how? Could you please tell me how? I need to reschedule Could I please reschedule? I have some problems with this I am having some difficulty. I want to know why I was wondering I want to fix an appointment with you Do you have the time to meet, sometime this week? Could you explain it more to me? I am not sure I understood ___. Could we meet to discuss it further?.

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Dear Brandon, I’m working on a project on developing new features for our products. I’d like you to look at it and give me some feedback. Could you please ge t it back to me by next Tuesday? Thank you for your time. Best, John Smith.

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Dear Brandon , This is to let you know that I am working on a project on developing new features for our products which is due next Tuesday. If you have time, would you mind taking a look at it and giving me some feedback? I am especially concerned about _________________. Thank you for your time. Best, John Smith.

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Problems: I want to connect with you tomorrow at 12:00 Appointments /Meetings need to be requested. Ask politely if the p erson has time to meet with you. Offer /suggest at least two times that might work for both of you to minimize the number of emails that need to go back and forth. So you can explain it more to me. This is not only demanding, but you are also blaming the p erson , implying that he/she did not explain it sufficiently in the training session..

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Dear Leonardo, I am still a bit confused with aspects of the training yesterday about Brand Reinforcement . Would it be possible to schedule a meeting with you this week to discuss it further? I am available either on Tuesday or Thursday afternoon . Please let me know if this works for you. Thank you. Regards, Rohit Verma.

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Did you use the spell check function? Spell check will not pick up every mistake, so make sure you read through it as well! Did you include a subject line? Do you also have an appropriate greeting and closing? If responding to a message, have you answered the questions that were asked? Failing to answer questions in a response or asking questions that were answered in the previous email, shows that you have not taken the time to thoroughly read the email..

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Be patient! Remember, emails are not for issues that are time sensitive. A phone call is better if an immediate response is necessary. If you have sent an email after 5pm or on the weekend, you shouldn’t expect a response until the recipient returns to work. Many people do not check their professional email accounts on their personal time..

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ASA P – As soon as possible FYI – For your information. This doesn’t usually require a response, and is for informational purposes only. COB – Close of business (5:00PM) EOD – End of day.

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Thank you. © 2021 UnifyCloud, LLC. All Rights Reserved. All product and company names are trademarks™ or registered® trademarks of their respective holders..