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Tips On Effective Email Writing: How To Keep Message Focused

November 10, 2009 By: ecpmmain Category: Articles

One of the most important points on writing a marketing email is to maintain the focus of the message. Keep in mind that yours is not the only e-mail that the recipient will receive. There’s a great chance that the recipient will be getting dozens of e-mails from different advertisers. Your recipient maybe subscribed to different marketers and if your message is poorly written, then it will not grab attention.

Why Focus is Important

E-mail marketing is not just about promoting your products. It is about conveying your message clearly, giving information or encouraging a potential customer to do something. Without clear focus, it would be hard to convince the reader to take action. Thus, before writing down the message, think first of what exactly you want to say in your e-mail. What is your purpose for sending your e-mail? (more…)

Tips On Effective Email Writing: Difference between Formal and Informal Situations

October 25, 2009 By: ecpmmain Category: Articles

Distinguishing the differences between formal and informal situations is important in e-mail marketing. What are the differences between formal and informal e-mail writing?

•    Formal e-mail writing strictly uses standard English terms while an informal writing may use colloquial words and expressions.   (more…)

Tips On Effective Email Writing: Why Proofreading is Important

September 29, 2009 By: ecpmmain Category: Articles

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When writing a business email, proofreading is a crucial step that must never be overlooked. Let’s discuss the importance of proofreading along with other tips in writing an effective email:

Proofread Your Work

Before sending out your email, do not forget to take the extra time to proofread your writing.  If possible, check your writing at least a few times to make sure that there are no typos or grammatical errors which can send out a negative impression to the recipient.  Why is this very important? (more…)