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Bad E-mail Habits: What Message Are You Sending?
Eliminate embarrassing mistakes that damage your organization's
credibility
1-Hour CareerTrack Webinar
July 16, 2008!
Each time you click "send," the e-mail
being delivered says a lot about you and your organization. Are you practicing appropriate e-mail etiquette,
or are your e-mails conveying messages that are hurting your reputation and credibility?
Over the past decade, technology has become increasingly
prevalent in our day-to-day lives, but how many of us have ever learned appropriate techniques for online business
communication? Very few online users have been provided any formal training, basic guidance, or education on proper
practices for online business activities, including e-mail etiquette.
More and more businesses are discovering the importance
of establishing specific corporate guidelines regarding e-mail practices. There is an assumed informality surrounding
e-mail usage, but e-mail is no different than any other form of business communication. Your contacts form opinions
about you and your business based on your e-mail communications and how you use technology. Improper e-mail usage can
give someone the perception that you lack education, have limited experience with technology, or lack credibility.
Mastering your e-mail skills can go a long way toward forging the most professional image you can with potential
clients, existing customers, and anyone else you communicate with via e-mail.
Are you confident that you can do all
of the following?
- Make sure your e-mails are being opened and responded to promptly
- Use "To," "Cc," "Bcc," and "Reply to All" properly and avoid being perceived as annoying or lazy!
- Avoid alienating business contacts by taking appropriate care in sending attachments
- Know when to start a new e-mail instead of replying to an old one
- Save time by efficiently responding to e-mail
- Forge strong work relationships and better overall communication with colleagues, bosses, contractors, vendors,
and others through proper e-mail habits
If you're unsure about even one of these objectives,
you need to attend this program to be sure you are communicating just what you're intending. This powerful 1-hour
audio conference is a worthwhile investment that can help you, your team, and your entire organization eliminate
embarrassing and potentially costly, damaging mistakes from your business e-mail communications.
Who will benefit?
Managers and supervisors, customer service representatives,
sales and marketing professionals, administrative staff anyone and everyone who frequently uses e-mail in the
course of doing business!
Bad E-mail Habits: What Message Are You Sending?
will teach you how to use technology properly to make the best impression you can with potential clients and other
business contacts. In just one hour, you'll learn:
- 8 irrefutable truths of effective e-mails
- 2 sure-fire ways to ensure your e-mails are never read (or taken seriously), and 11 documents and
files that never belong on office e-mail
- How busy professionals really feel about jokes, quotes, and other e-clutter
- How to decide the most effective format for your communication body of e-mail, attachment, or hard copy
- Cyberspace confidentiality and security up-to-date approaches and solutions to managing your messages
- What to keep, what to delete, and how to effectively file for future reference
- Steps for eliminating excessive e-mail in the office
- Easy e-mail shortcuts that will save time and increase reader response
- And more!
Don't spend another day sending e-mail that can
put off, offend, and even alienate those with whom you do business. Get the great training you need to
ensure you are communicating exactly what you intend and getting the responses you desire. Enroll in this
1-hour Webinar today, and become a more refined and effective e-mail user immediately!
100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
As always, your satisfaction is our #1 priority. If for any reason you're dissatisfied,
we'll arrange for you to attend another seminar, receive a different product, or receive a full refund hassle-free!
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Webinar
Start Time:
2 pm Eastern
1 pm Central
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How does a Webinar work?
- You will receive a confirmation e-mail 2 days prior to the event
containing your confirmation code, the Webinar URL link, and your
downloadable note-taking guide. A reminder notice will
be sent the morning of the Webinar.
- At least 10 minutes before the Webinar start time, call the specific
toll-free number found in your confirmation and reminder e-mails.
- To verify your registration, an operator will ask for your company name and contact
information found in your confirmation and reminder e-mails.
- You will be connected to the Webinar and placed on hold until it begins. You will need to
use the URL given to you to connect to the online portion of the Webinar. Your registration allows you one phone connection for unlimited participants.
- That's it ... sit back and enjoy the Webinar! If you have additional questions,
please visit our FAQs.
Q&A Session
Immediately following the Webinar, the phone line will
be opened up to conference participants who wish to submit questions to our speaker.
Webinar Registration
Information & Enrollment
- Your e-mail address is required at registration. Your confirmation code will be
e-mailed to you along with the toll-free number, Webinar URL, and note-taking guide.
- An order acknowledgement will be sent within 24 hours of registration. This
message will include an e-mail address that you may use to submit questions prior
to the event.
- A CD-ROM is made available of each Webinar. You may choose to purchase the CD-ROM
with the Webinar, or separately. See ordering information below.
- The CD-ROM will be available for shipment approximately 3 weeks
after the Webinar.
- NOTE: In order to receive your registration confirmation and phone
number, you must make full payment in advance of the Webinar.
Questions? Please contact our Customer Service Representatives at
1-800-905-8456.
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