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Hub You - eMail - A Blessing Or A Curse?
It's true, fishing is your thing, you know all the latest techniques to catching the big ones. So why not consider opening a bait shop. Bait shops are easy to get going, fun to run, and the ordering of new products is the next best thing to sliced bread. To start a bait shop you will need to know a few good basics to get the ball rolling.1. Minnow Tanks - You are going to want a minnow tank with at least 6 stalls in it. Most bait sho
-Craft a subject line that commands attention and gets responses.
-Deliver the essence of
Congratulations. Taking the time to consider your staff's appearance is a great step towards building your brand awareness, increasing productivity and much more. With all the challenges that restaurant managers and owners face, it is understandable that restaurant uniforms come close to the bottom of the list. With more than 925,000 restaurant locations in the United States, restaurant competition is growing fierce. If you have great food and s
It was a curse to Harry Stonecipher, Boeing CEO, who was ousted when a female employee revealed through e-mail an illicit affair. It was a curse to Goldman Sachs when the company paid $2 million to settle federal regulators’ charges for improperly offering securities through e-mail. And it was a curse to Enron when sensitive e-mails ended up in court as part of a congressional investigation.
According to Jean D. Sifleet, business attorney and author of three books, “Many companies think that having an e-mail policy is enough to protect them from legal exposure. That’s just not realistic. Employees use e-mail for all sorts of activities, and they need to be trained about what’s okay and what’s not okay.”
Sheryl Lindsell-Roberts, business writing expert and author of 19 books, states, “E-mail is a blessing when it’s used properly. Using e-mail properly goes beyond legal and etiquette. E-mail is a serious business communications tool, and you must treat it with the same respect as any other business document you write.”
Training is the key to proper, safe, and productive e-mail usage.
Training is now available online. Here’s a preview of what you can expect:
E-mails that Mean Business
Write e-mails that get read and get you the results you want. For example, think how efficient it would be for the subject line column of your inbox to read like the “Newsline” column of USA Today. Your readers view your subject line (as a headline) and get critical information about your message. That’s how efficiently you learn to write. Learn to write e-mail messages with a subject line that shouts “Read Me!” . . . messages that have the impact you want to have on your readers . . . messages that get results. Here’s a preview of what you can expect to learn in this interactive format:
-Craft a subject line that commands attention and gets responses.
-Deliver the essence of y
Coffee franchises are springing up in almost every town and city worldwide. It is a tough business to be in when you consider the long hours, health and safety regulations and numbers of staff required.When potential franchisees first look at this business they are blown away by the profit margins. Surely any business that has such high margins built in must be profitable?In reality it is not as simple as that. For a coffee shop to
According to Jean D. Sifleet, business attorney and author of three books, “Many companies think that having an e-mail policy is enough to protect them from legal exposure. That’s just not realistic. Employees use e-mail for all sorts of activities, and they need to be trained about what’s okay and what’s not okay.”
Sheryl Lindsell-Roberts, business writing expert and author of 19 books, states, “E-mail is a blessing when it’s used properly. Using e-mail properly goes beyond legal and etiquette. E-mail is a serious business communications tool, and you must treat it with the same respect as any other business document you write.”
Training is the key to proper, safe, and productive e-mail usage.
Training is now available online. Here’s a preview of what you can expect:
E-mails that Mean Business
Write e-mails that get read and get you the results you want. For example, think how efficient it would be for the subject line column of your inbox to read like the “Newsline” column of USA Today. Your readers view your subject line (as a headline) and get critical information about your message. That’s how efficiently you learn to write. Learn to write e-mail messages with a subject line that shouts “Read Me!” . . . messages that have the impact you want to have on your readers . . . messages that get results. Here’s a preview of what you can expect to learn in this interactive format:
-Craft a subject line that commands attention and gets responses.
-Deliver the essence of
To increase the number of sales that you make each day, let’s look at the idea of motivating your prospective customers. What are some of the things that would motivate you? More than likely those same things will motivate your customers as well. I have given this some time and I have written my thoughts here.1) Everyone would like to find more fulfillment in their life. To accomplish this they would like to have more pleasure by satisfyi
Sheryl Lindsell-Roberts, business writing expert and author of 19 books, states, “E-mail is a blessing when it’s used properly. Using e-mail properly goes beyond legal and etiquette. E-mail is a serious business communications tool, and you must treat it with the same respect as any other business document you write.”
Training is the key to proper, safe, and productive e-mail usage.
Training is now available online. Here’s a preview of what you can expect:
E-mails that Mean Business
Write e-mails that get read and get you the results you want. For example, think how efficient it would be for the subject line column of your inbox to read like the “Newsline” column of USA Today. Your readers view your subject line (as a headline) and get critical information about your message. That’s how efficiently you learn to write. Learn to write e-mail messages with a subject line that shouts “Read Me!” . . . messages that have the impact you want to have on your readers . . . messages that get results. Here’s a preview of what you can expect to learn in this interactive format:
-Craft a subject line that commands attention and gets responses.
-Deliver the essence of
One of the most heated arguments in the medical billing world, at least when it comes to the software company, is ROI or return on investment. This is something that is very difficult to calculate as far as what you want your ROI to be and everybody has their own theory and opinion on the subject. If you're a software company just starting out, or better yet, thinking of starting a medical billing software company, there are some basic things
E-mails that Mean Business
Write e-mails that get read and get you the results you want. For example, think how efficient it would be for the subject line column of your inbox to read like the “Newsline” column of USA Today. Your readers view your subject line (as a headline) and get critical information about your message. That’s how efficiently you learn to write. Learn to write e-mail messages with a subject line that shouts “Read Me!” . . . messages that have the impact you want to have on your readers . . . messages that get results. Here’s a preview of what you can expect to learn in this interactive format:
-Craft a subject line that commands attention and gets responses.
-Deliver the essence of
For such a simple statement, this is one of the hardest things for people to do. It goes back to that damn survival instinct each of us is born with. If an animal draws attention to itself in the wild, it might soon find itself the main course of a larger animal’s next meal. That fear of being chewed up and spit out has survived all our millions of years of evolution and is alive and well in today’s business environment.Fight or f
-Craft a subject line that commands attention and gets responses.
-Deliver the essence of your message in the subject line.
-Write a clear and concise message that answers who, what, when, where, why, and how in the opening paragraph.
-Use e-mail etiquette so each message is personable and professional.
E-mails that Avoid Legal Pitfalls
Learn to recognize what’s “okay” and what’s “not okay” in e-mail, and avoid unintended legal consequences. Extra caution is needed in using e-mail because, unlike a telephone or face-to-face conversation, e-mail is a permanent record. For example:
-An exchange of e-mails can result in a legally binding contract. You want to be clear about the terms before you hit the send key and make a legal commitment.
-E-mail can be evidence of harassment. If you state an opinion in an e-mail and send it to a colleague, remember that the e-mail can be forwarded on. Before sending an e-mail that includes disparaging remarks, uses profanity, makes sexual or other remarks about someone’s appearance or ethnicity, stop and consider whether it could be harassment.
E-mail skills are critical to your success in doing business. Training helps to transform e-mail from an informal means of communications into a powerful business tool (e-mail, the blessing), reducing the risk of legally damaging or embarrassing situations (e-mail, the curse).
Demos of the courses are available on-line at http://courses.techcomm-partners.com/ - just click the demo button on the left side of the screen to view them. For more information, email info@techcomm-partners.com or call 401-568-5816.
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