1. Don't leave it blank.
- A blank subject line might get deleted by antivirus software.
- A blank subject line wastes your recipient's time.
- A good subject line help the recipient identify and determine how important your email is.
- Capitalize all important words in the subject line (See examples).
- Follow the same capitalization and punctuation rules that you would follow in any other document.
- Request Catalog for Fall Purchase
- Hotel Reservations on Sept. 23
- Just Returned to Japan. Call Me.
- Hanako's Homework from Oct. 3 Class
- Resend Your Last Email Dated Oct. 23
- Do not use any em-size characters (2-bit/全角) in your subject line.
- Use en-size characters (1-bit/半角)
- Avoid symbols like: #, %, ~, |, \, {, }, etc.
- Catalog Request
- Request for Additional Copier Maintenance Information
- Request for Concert Ticket Information for September 2005
- Symposium Schedule Confirmation for Tokyo and Seoul
- Questions Regarding Organization History and Future Goals
- In the 21st Century, treat emails as you would a phone call.
- Provide your correct email address on your business cards and official correspondence.
- Include your email address in your email signature. This is especially useful if your recipient is using Outlook. (Firefox users are OK).
- This is hard on the readers and wasteful of resources.
- Select only the parts that you are responding to.
- Bull's Eye Business Writing: 10 Easy Guides for Getting to Your Writing Target, by Gloria Pincu, M.A. , President of Basic Learning Systems, Inc.
- Chip Sorensen, www.anmi-eikaiwa.com
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