Email etiquette

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  Hi, My name is Deanna Diverse, and this is my

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  Quarter, one avid project on which I did email etiquette.

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  What is it?

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  Email etiquette is a set of roles, guidelines and expectations

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  for how people should communicate via email or other ways.

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  Elektronik Lee.

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  What is important important email etiquette is important because it

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  helps you get your point across or conveys your point

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  to the reader while being professional and effective.

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  Yeah, how was it done?

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  What should I look like?

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  Your email should always have a subject, a greeting, a

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  body of closing and a signature.

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  And here's an example I created.

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  But yeah, the subject.

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  The subject refers to what the emails about the reader

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  should be able to understand what the email is about

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  just by routing the subject line.

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  An example would be upcoming absence or missing work.

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  The salutation, the greeting or salutation should state who the

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  email is directed.

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  Thio and it should be professional and collect An example

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  would be a good morning, Miss Hicks or good afternoon

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  or anything of the sort.

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  The body of the email should include the reason that

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  you're writing the email what you want to tell your

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  reader and any other questions that you may have.

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  Here's an example.

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  The closing of your email should be simple, professional and

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  polite, like Thank you or sincerely, or regards the signature.

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  Um, of your emails should include your full name and

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  your contact information.

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  Example would be Jon Archer, First Block Science or Tammy

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  Smith, their period art.

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  What to remember.

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  Um, you should remember that you your email should always

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  have a subject to salutation a body of closing and

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  a signature.

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  You should also pay attention to the tone you use

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  in your email.

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  You don't want to sound sarcastic.

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  Um, you should also remember that your email also leads

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  a virtual, um, footprint.

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  Like other social media's.

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  That is all I have.

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  Ah, lovely day.