How to Find and Use BCc (Blind Courtesy Copy)
I recently received an email claiming I should stop “harping” about using BCc. I giggled. This site is focused on ethical business and technology etiquette, so I guess one could…
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Experience More Business Success with Extra Email Courtesy
This quote in the above graphic applies to email as well. By putting in the extra effort and thought into being a pleasure to communicate with, you will always experience…
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How to Write Succinct, Efficient, and Effective Business Emails
Your business emails are not the venue for rambling, random, unorganized questions, or your latest overly wordy sales pitch or manifesto. In business, time is money, and efficiency matters. Study…
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Do You Cc: the Sender if You Forward Their Business Email?
All emails are naturally copyright protected by the author. So in order to forward an email sent to you to another person, you should get the writer’s permission to do so first. Think about it… When you send an email to someone, you are sending it to them — not to anyone they want to send to or expose your commentary to.
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Is it sneaky to use BCc: in business email?
In a recent conversation, one of my clients mentioned that using the BCc field is not polite and that those who use it are “downright sneaky.” This client referred to…
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Who Should You To: or Cc: in Business Email?
Have you ever wondered when to use the To field versus the Cc field in your business email communications? As with most things, email etiquette calls for your discretion. (I…
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