how to write email please tell step by step
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Writing an email is fairly simple, but there is a general format you should keep in mind. Also be aware of the differences between informal and formal emails.
1. State Your Purpose in the Subject Line
State the purpose of your email in the subject line. Be specific. Rather than simply, “Thank you,” write, “Thank you for your time on Thursday.” Specificity moves your reader to open the email. Generalities lead the reader to skip it as spam. A strong subject line also allows your reader to find your email easily in her saved folder if she needs to refer to its content once again. (Get a free downloadable checklist for writing better email subject lines).
2. Start with a Salutation
You’re writing to a person, so be sure to use a greeting to begin the conversation (“Dear Dr. Smith,” or “Joe,”) – even if your email is short or a reply. Use the reader’s name. If you don’t know the person’s name, use his title (“Dear Director of Advancement”).
3. Get to the Point Immediately
In the first sentence, state your purpose for writing – the purpose you indicated in the subject line: “I’m writing today to …” Then move onto the body of your email, where you will …
4. Be Concise
People read emails quickly, much as they do with websites and social media. When content is long, they skim. (I know I do.) Make it easy for them to read quickly and skim. Use short sentences, short paragraphs, and bullet points. Include plenty of white space. Use a simple, clear font; avoid bold, italicized content. Emoticons? No – not when you’re trying to get business done.
5. Write a Call to Action
What do you want your reader to do as a result of your email? Ask for it, whether it is to send files, get an interview, respond at her earliest convenience, or understand that you’ll follow up in a few days.
6. End with a Closing
It’s polite to thank your reader respectfully; manners foster a good relationship.
Then it’s time to sign your email. “Best regards” and “Sincerely” are professional. Include your name and then your email signature with contact information so that your reader knows who you are and can respond.
But don’t click send just yet!
7. Proofread
Before you click send, review your content to see that you’ve stated your purpose clearly and that you’ve indicated the action you’d like the reader to take. Check your spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Then, click send.