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Justblogit bookmarked on 2008-03-14 Email Guide Idea Network No Promotion Site Spam Web
  • We all understand the importance of good “people skills” when it comes to our
    interpersonal communication – it helps us get the results we need. Our
    communication determines the opinion others have of us – knowledgeable or
    ignorant, pleasant or rude, professional or immature. Most of the time this is
    in face-to-face or telephone conversations where we have some control over the
    impression we make on others.
    When it comes to netiquette (Network
    Etiquette), it’s not as easy to control how others perceive us, and yet it’s
    even more important. Why? Because what you write and how you use email can
    affect whether your email gets delivered, read, or responded to – and what that
    response is! In addition, there are numerous “technology traps” that are easy to
    fall into. Have you ever seen someone accidentally send an angry or sensitive
    response to a huge group of people by using the ”Reply All” key?
    And before
    you say to yourself "I already know" and stop reading this article, realize that
    every single one of us could benefit from a few simple reminders on the proper
    use of email, not just from a personal view but also from a business standpoint.
    If you're doing business on the internet – and using email to communicate with
    your customers – then this article is a must read for you! You may already know
    many of these tips, but even the most experienced user will find a few rules you
    were not aware of or have fallen into the habit of breaking.

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    Email Guide Idea Network No Promotion Site Spam Web

    • We all understand the importance of good “people skills” when it comes to our
      interpersonal communication – it helps us get the results we need. Our
      communication determines the opinion others have of us – knowledgeable or
      ignorant, pleasant or rude, professional or immature. Most of the time this is
      in face-to-face or telephone conversations where we have some control over the
      impression we make on others.
      When it comes to netiquette (Network
      Etiquette), it’s not as easy to control how others perceive us, and yet it’s
      even more important. Why? Because what you write and how you use email can
      affect whether your email gets delivered, read, or responded to – and what that
      response is! In addition, there are numerous “technology traps” that are easy to
      fall into. Have you ever seen someone accidentally send an angry or sensitive
      response to a huge group of people by using the ”Reply All” key?
      And before
      you say to yourself "I already know" and stop reading this article, realize that
      every single one of us could benefit from a few simple reminders on the proper
      use of email, not just from a personal view but also from a business standpoint.
      If you're doing business on the internet – and using email to communicate with
      your customers – then this article is a must read for you! You may already know
      many of these tips, but even the most experienced user will find a few rules you
      were not aware of or have fallen into the habit of breaking.

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