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#	Total Bookmarks	Article Title/Link and Description
1.	Bookmarks: 0	Email Grammar Tips You may think there is no connection or relevance between constructing email messages with grammatically correct sentences and conducting the functions of a competent businessperson. However, your clients may disagree.
2.	Bookmarks: 0	Subject Lines: What You Shouldn't Do The biggest challenge with email is getting people to actually open the message! Many people delete messages without ever opening them. So, how do you avoid ending up in the electronic equivalent of “File Thirteen”?
3.	Bookmarks: 0	Remember to Sign Your Email When you finish typing an email message, don’t forget to sign it. In email language, that doesn’t mean simply typing your name. The “signature block” contains a great deal more information.
4.	Bookmarks: 0	Email Spelling Tips & Proofreading As a professional business person, how do you want to be perceived? Even something as seemingly insignificant as spelling can determine whether others believe you’re competent or sloppy. Take a moment, and think about that.
5.	Bookmarks: 0	Email Miscommunication is Too Easy! We misinterpret, filter, or change 70% to 90% of what we hear. Communicating messages clearly, and in a format that the receiver will understand, is difficult. It’s easy to miscommunicate. By watching which words you choose, your message will be more clearly communicated.
6.	Bookmarks: 0	Don't Leave Your Email Naked No matter how high tech the world becomes, there are still many old-fashioned problems regarding communication. With email, you face the same challenge as you do with regular mail -- convincing the recipient to open the message (or envelope).
7.	Bookmarks: 0	Challenges to Email Subject Line Use Creativity, style, formatting and length of subject lines are all important points to take into consideration before you send an email.
8.	Bookmarks: 0	Achieve the Appropriate Tone in Email Are your email messages too casual? Or, are they too formal? Are you using the appropriate tone?