How can brilliant email etiquette help you stop email overload? That was the theme of today’s Twitter Chat. My thanks to everyone who participated. Below is a transcript of the key tweets.
Email Etiquette |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
There is also our ‘Email Etiquette Checklist’ to help you send the right message right first time. emptyinbox |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
For more tips on email etiquette to stop email overload either come to one of our workshops or webinars #emptyinbox |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
@MarshaEgan what’s your top tip? #emptyinbox |
in reply to @MarshaEgan |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
A1 – Think five is my motto – five short sentences, five questions. More and you loose the other person. #emptyinbox |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
A1 Keep the content clear, concise and structured so its easy for the recipient to read. #emptyinbox |
Marsha Egan @MarshaEgan |
Q1 What is your best email etiquette tip? #emptyinbox |
Marsha Egan @MarshaEgan |
Hi from the US! #emptyinbox |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
Does correct spelling and grammar save time – Yes. #emptyinbox |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
Consider the subject line as your elevator pitch #emptyinbox |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
Always re-read your message before hitting send ask yourself will the recipient understand me #emptyinbox |
ExecutiveSecretary @lucybrazier |
RT @EmailDoctor: What’s best way to open an email to stop email overload? Join me today for Twitter Chat #emptyinbox at 17.00 GMT to find… |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
Does anyone have a question/tip they would like to share? #emptyinbox |
Monica Seeley @EmailDoctor |
Using brilliant email etiquette is a quick way to save time and stop email overload by reducing the rounds of email ping-pong. #emptyinbox |
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