You've just finished composing an e-mail to a potential client you've
talked with a few times before. Now for the tricky part: your sign-off.
Should you use "Sincerely," "Kind regards" or "Cheers"? How do you
sound friendly without coming across as unprofessional? And then there
are the e-mails to your employees, business contacts and friendly
acquaintances.
Unfortunately, there's no "e-mail bible" to guide you. That's why we contacted two business communication experts to discuss what's appropriate. Suzanne Bates, president and CEO of Bates Communications, Inc. and author of Speak Like a CEO: Secrets For Commanding Attention and Getting Results, and Cherie Kerr, founder of ExecuProv and author of The Bliss or "Diss" Connection? Email Etiquette For The Business Professional, pair up to give expert insight into the world of e-mail correspondence.
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Author: Kristin Edelhauser
