E-mails USING E-MAILS AS COMMUNICATION CHANNEL. What comes to mind when you hear the word ‘e-mail’

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Mail Communication. Expedient Message is short or informational Communicate with multiple persons at the same time Setting up meetings.
Advertisements

The Top 12 Mistakes If you want to impress all that you come into contact with and build positive business relationships, pay attention to.
Common problems with . Why are there so many issues with  is used as a common tool for communication BUT  is one of the most.
Tips for Staying Professional with Online Communication.
Safety: Avoiding Emotional Injury in the Workplace “Doctor” Nikki Massaro Kauffman, I-Tech Clinic Andrew Calvin, HelpDesk First Responder, I-Tech.
Top Ten Tips, Tricks, and Peeves in Communication
“Sending The Right Messages About ” Danielle Wilder.
Communication Skills An important thing to have!.
4-0 Letters, Faxes, and s Letters, Faxes, and s.
Week 9 Inter-Office Memo, Fax, & A. Inter-Office Memo –Format A memo generally correspondence written from one person in a company to another in.
2 Importance of s Time – is quicker than snail mail Convenience –Can be sent from notebooks to handhelds improving client accessibility Internal/External.
Introduction to Business & Marketing February 24, 2012.
Send the Right Messages about By: Zach Thomas.
BASIC ETIQUETTE Use the BCC and CC appropriately. 3.
Messages 1. Outline Fields of an Subject line One point per The expected response Be a good correspondent Final tips 2.
Use the subject field to indicate the purpose of the .
Etiquette Rules Every Professional Should Know.
How to Your Teacher Like a Professional By Jeremy S. Hyman and Lynn F. Jacobs, U.S. News and World ReportsJeremy S. HymanLynn F. Jacobs.
Effective Writing Skills for Business Training Topics: Effective Writing – Developing good reading strategies – Creating powerful presentations: – Tone.
How to Write s in English. s are letters Usually shorter and less formal than letters, abbreviated forms In business world, you should try to.
management management using Gmail Ceri Clark.
Welcome To Routine Messages and Memos Presented by: Walla, Kazi, Justin and Linda Content derived from chapter eight of the book Business Communication:
etiquette rules 1. Keep it short and to the point  1 subject per if possible.  Short paragraphs (3-5 sentences). Eliminate all the unnecessary.
Introduction to Workplace . s  Are perhaps the most common and widely-distributed forms of communication in workplaces today  Generally transmit.
Writing Effective s. Addressing Limit to who really needs to know. Make it clear in text who has action and who is info addressee. Use ‘To’, ‘CC’
COMMUNICATING IN THE WORKPLACE Sixth Canadian Edition
3.2 Introduction to .
WRITING CORRESPONDENCE
How to compose a message to a teacher
Chapter 15 and Text Messaging
Business Communications Tom Means
Letter, Memo, .
Effective s.
Communication Etiquette
WRITTEN INTERACTION Prepare effective business letters and newsletters
Netiquette Presented by Patti Henderson Media Specialist Sanford Middle School Today, I have been asked to introduce you to the new Lee County Internet.
Etiquette Netiquette.
Professional Correspondence Using Electronic Mail
CHOOSING THE BEST PROCESS AND FORM
BJ1B – Communicate effectively in the workplace – Seminar Outline
Sending a professional
Professional Etiquette
Handout 3: Written communication methods
Letter Writing.
Professional Etiquette
Journal… What is the purpose of ? Why do you/don’t you use it? Who do you ? How frequently do you use this form of communication? If you don’t.
Introduction to Business Writing: Effective Business s
Business .
Handout 3: Written communication methods
How to Write s in English
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION ENGB213
3.2 Introduction to .
CBP Program – Business Etiquette
Lesson 2 .
Letters, Memos, and Correspondence.
QUICK TUTORIAL FOR THE GHSWT
ICT Communications Lesson 5: Communicating Using
Professionalism 2 Day Mini-Unit.
Communication Etiquette
Setting up a Gmail Account & Safety Kamlesh Singh Bisht IT Specialist.
Writing Professional s
How to Write s in English
How to Write s in English
Writing Professional s
Etiquette This is a discussion on etiquette, with a focus on forwarding etiquette.
Department Of Commerce S.M.Joshi College Hadapsar,Pune.
Writing a Memo.
Do’s & Don’ts Of Etiquette
How to compose a message to a teacher
Informative & Positive Messages
Presentation transcript:

s USING S AS COMMUNICATION CHANNEL

What comes to mind when you hear the word ‘ ’

Background  300 Billion s are sent every day  80% are spam  Average office worker spends about 30% of his word day on e- mails  64% of people say they open the because of subject line  s are not informal of unofficial!

Three steps in writing s PlanComposeRevise

Common mistakes  Mechanical mistakes  Not reader-friendly  Negative/offensive tone  Sent to wrong people

5 Things to consider 1. Is the best method of communication? 2. Who should receive the information 3. When should you send the ? 4. What is the purpose of the ? 5. What is the best way to present the information?

Business Communication PlanComposeRevise

Effective is sent…  At the right time  To the right people

Effective has a clear…  Purpose  The reader knows what he/she is expected to do  Subject  Clear and specific subject line  Introduction  First or second sentence indicates the purpose

Effective Business Communication is…  Reader-friendly  Body is well-organized  Free of errors  Proof-read and with attachments

ing the right people

Using lists  Make sure that every single person on the list is meant to receive your !  Possible reactions of sending to the wrong person  Surprise  Awkwardness  Embarrassment

Example of misusing list:  UK company Aviva sent an e- mail about being fired to all 1,300 employees

Concerns of sending to multiple people  Sending to wrong recipient  Replying all unnecessarily  Forwarding sensitive information

Sending at the right time

When do you think is the best time to send an ?

Factors to consider  Prime time for varies among companies  Ask your clients the time they prefer to receive  Send at the time your readers need the information  should never be the channel for giving bad news  Avoid rumors by sharing information at the right time

The right time = Maximum value to readers

Using the right tone

What does tone mean? Examples of things that can be communicated:  Humor  Sincerity  Sarcasm  seriousness

Consequences of wrong tone  Misunderstanding  Hurt feelings  Lost accounts  Anger

How reader analyze tone in s 1. Readers will analyze their relationship with the writer 2. Readers will analyze the e- mail wording and formatting  Don’t use all capitals  Don’t bold words  Don’t use excessive punctuation

Examples of inappropriate tone  WHEN will you have the report ready???  You need to stop by my office IMMEDIATELY!!!!

When composing an 1. Analyze your tone 2. Read your message aloud 3. Use appropriate wording and formatting