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Written by: Judith | Last Updated: July 17, 2020
Originally Published: July 17, 2020
Tagged With: cc, expectations, reply to all

Who Should You To: or Cc: in Business Email?

Have you ever wondered when to use the To: field versus the Cc: field in you business email communications? As with most things email etiquette your discretion comes into play. I know -- I use that "d" word a … [Read more...]

Written by: Judith | Last Updated: July 25, 2019
Originally Published: July 25, 2019
Tagged With: bcc, cc, reply to all

Cc: and BCc: Reply Expectations

Cc: stands for courtesy copy. Back in the day, it used to indicate carbon copy -- when carbon paper had to be used between pieces of paper to create copies of a typewritten document. Archaic, right? BCc: … [Read more...]

Written by: Judith | Last Updated: April 11, 2019
Originally Published: March 28, 2019
Tagged With: best practices, down editing, reply to all

3 Tips to Manage Business Group Email Conversations

You start a conversation, Cc: a group of folks and click Send. Next thing you know everyone is replying, some are Replying to All and others do not reply at all -- or so it appears. How do you know who received … [Read more...]

Written by: Judith | Last Updated: January 23, 2020
Originally Published: February 14, 2019
Tagged With: best practices, misunderstandings, reply to all

Should I ask for a reply to my emails?

A site visitor writes: If someone expects a reply to an email, should it be stated in that email? And, what about a general informative email that has been addressed to a large group for informational purposes? If … [Read more...]

Written by: Judith | Last Updated: January 23, 2020
Originally Published: October 1, 2018
Tagged With: bcc, reply to all

Think Twice Before Replying to All

When do you use Reply to All on a mass email where numerous contacts are listed in the To: field? In most cases you don't use Reply to All -- you only reply to the Sender. Reply to all is tricky in that there is … [Read more...]

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Who Should You To: or Cc: in Business Email?

Cc: and BCc: Reply Expectations

3 Tips to Manage Business Group Email Conversations

Should I ask for a reply to my emails?

Think Twice Before Replying to All

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