Better communication through email

  1. Start with the why! Let the recipient know the purpose of your email right away. For example, instead of saying "Just checking in," say "I'm reaching out to discuss next steps." And remember, always say "I am" instead of "I am just" to convey confidence and importance.

  2. Break up your email into individual sentences on different lines. This will make it easier to read on both desktop and mobile devices.

  3. Stick to one question per email. This will make it clear what you're asking for and increase the likelihood of a response.


By implementing these strategies, you'll increase the effectiveness of your emails and get the responses you need. Don't settle for lackluster communication - make every email count!


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