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Other Added - Don't Be Viewed as Rude!
A few weeks ago, Jason Calacanis stirred up a revolutionary movement that has begun to and would certainly disequilibrate the blogging industry. He threw a challenge to all the free-content social networking sites. How far his challenge can win out in the industry and how long, is a matter left for conjecture. But there is a powerful lesson and inference for any serious commercial blogger to le
If not, your spam blocking or your ISP's filtering program may return e-mails or ask for confirmation. If you initiated the request, courtesy dictates that you add their e-mail address to your approved list to make communicating with you easy or, you'll be viewed as rude!
Avoid being viewed as rude by taking the time to show courtesy to the people you are communicating with. All too often folks think only of themse
Anthony Robbins said, "Successful people ask better questions, and as a result, they get better answers."There are only two types of questions: Those that get negative or negligible results, and those that get great results. What questions are you asking yourself and your associates, employees and customers that can result in a better bottom line? What questions will reduce customer attrit
Are you being viewed as rude? Do your e-mail habits smack of a lack of consideration for the person on other side? Below are the most common faux pas I see onliners make on a regular basis that end up leaving a negative perception. If you answer "Yes" to any of the following questions you are most likely being viewed as rude.
=> Do you forward e-mails without comment?
If you cannot take the time to write a comment about why you are forwarding that particular e-mail to that particular person don't bother forwarding at all or you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you send overly large unexpected attachments?
If you cannot take the time to determine file size and ask first when would be the best time to send them, you're being viewed as rude!
=> Do you send business attachments after business hours?
If you do, you will definitely be viewed as rude when you cause your associate's inbox to fill and all subsequent e-mail to bounce!
=> Do you start every e-mail with a "Hi" or "Hello" with the recipient's name and close with a "Sincerely," "Take Care," or "TTYS," and your name?
If you cannot take the time to personally address an e-mail and sign off with courtesy, which will cause you to be perceived as demanding or curt, you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you e-mail Web sites for information without searching to see if the information you're seeking has already been provided for your convenience?
If you cannot take a few moments to search a site and read the information provided, you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you use multiple !!! or ??? in your e-mails?
If you do, you will come off as pushy and/or condescending and you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you include everyone's e-mail address in the To: field even if they don't know each other?
If you do, that is a serious breach of privacy when you expose your contact's e-mail addresses to strangers and, you will be viewed as rude!
=> Do you add the e-mail address of new contacts, newsletters you've subscribed to or Web sites you receive e-mail from to your approved or white list?
If not, your spam blocking or your ISP's filtering program may return e-mails or ask for confirmation. If you initiated the request, courtesy dictates that you add their e-mail address to your approved list to make communicating with you easy or, you'll be viewed as rude!
Avoid being viewed as rude by taking the time to show courtesy to the people you are communicating with. All too often folks think only of themse
Are you planning to start a minor vending machine business but you don’t have enough money? Of course, if you will start a vending machine business, you need to purchase a vending machine. But how are you going to get one if your budget isn’t much? Is it possible for you to start the business?If you only have limited capital but you want to start a business, you can purchase a used vending
=> Do you forward e-mails without comment?
If you cannot take the time to write a comment about why you are forwarding that particular e-mail to that particular person don't bother forwarding at all or you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you send overly large unexpected attachments?
If you cannot take the time to determine file size and ask first when would be the best time to send them, you're being viewed as rude!
=> Do you send business attachments after business hours?
If you do, you will definitely be viewed as rude when you cause your associate's inbox to fill and all subsequent e-mail to bounce!
=> Do you start every e-mail with a "Hi" or "Hello" with the recipient's name and close with a "Sincerely," "Take Care," or "TTYS," and your name?
If you cannot take the time to personally address an e-mail and sign off with courtesy, which will cause you to be perceived as demanding or curt, you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you e-mail Web sites for information without searching to see if the information you're seeking has already been provided for your convenience?
If you cannot take a few moments to search a site and read the information provided, you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you use multiple !!! or ??? in your e-mails?
If you do, you will come off as pushy and/or condescending and you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you include everyone's e-mail address in the To: field even if they don't know each other?
If you do, that is a serious breach of privacy when you expose your contact's e-mail addresses to strangers and, you will be viewed as rude!
=> Do you add the e-mail address of new contacts, newsletters you've subscribed to or Web sites you receive e-mail from to your approved or white list?
If not, your spam blocking or your ISP's filtering program may return e-mails or ask for confirmation. If you initiated the request, courtesy dictates that you add their e-mail address to your approved list to make communicating with you easy or, you'll be viewed as rude!
Avoid being viewed as rude by taking the time to show courtesy to the people you are communicating with. All too often folks think only of themse
This week something unbelievable happened. Monday was the first day of a brand new radio campaign for a brand new client. I won't name the client, the station, or even the market this happened in.Due to budget restraints on the client-side, the spot was produced by the station (read free). Of course the script was written by your truly and my trusty copy-writing sidekick. The spot was fin
=> Do you start every e-mail with a "Hi" or "Hello" with the recipient's name and close with a "Sincerely," "Take Care," or "TTYS," and your name?
If you cannot take the time to personally address an e-mail and sign off with courtesy, which will cause you to be perceived as demanding or curt, you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you e-mail Web sites for information without searching to see if the information you're seeking has already been provided for your convenience?
If you cannot take a few moments to search a site and read the information provided, you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you use multiple !!! or ??? in your e-mails?
If you do, you will come off as pushy and/or condescending and you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you include everyone's e-mail address in the To: field even if they don't know each other?
If you do, that is a serious breach of privacy when you expose your contact's e-mail addresses to strangers and, you will be viewed as rude!
=> Do you add the e-mail address of new contacts, newsletters you've subscribed to or Web sites you receive e-mail from to your approved or white list?
If not, your spam blocking or your ISP's filtering program may return e-mails or ask for confirmation. If you initiated the request, courtesy dictates that you add their e-mail address to your approved list to make communicating with you easy or, you'll be viewed as rude!
Avoid being viewed as rude by taking the time to show courtesy to the people you are communicating with. All too often folks think only of themse
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If you cannot take a few moments to search a site and read the information provided, you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you use multiple !!! or ??? in your e-mails?
If you do, you will come off as pushy and/or condescending and you'll be viewed as rude!
=> Do you include everyone's e-mail address in the To: field even if they don't know each other?
If you do, that is a serious breach of privacy when you expose your contact's e-mail addresses to strangers and, you will be viewed as rude!
=> Do you add the e-mail address of new contacts, newsletters you've subscribed to or Web sites you receive e-mail from to your approved or white list?
If not, your spam blocking or your ISP's filtering program may return e-mails or ask for confirmation. If you initiated the request, courtesy dictates that you add their e-mail address to your approved list to make communicating with you easy or, you'll be viewed as rude!
Avoid being viewed as rude by taking the time to show courtesy to the people you are communicating with. All too often folks think only of themse
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If not, your spam blocking or your ISP's filtering program may return e-mails or ask for confirmation. If you initiated the request, courtesy dictates that you add their e-mail address to your approved list to make communicating with you easy or, you'll be viewed as rude!
Avoid being viewed as rude by taking the time to show courtesy to the people you are communicating with. All too often folks think only of themselves and what they want to do at any given moment regardless of how it will be perceived or affect the person on the other side. Good manners never go out of style and that applies to e-mail activities as well.
"To be always thinking about your manners is not the way to make them good; the very perfection of manners is not to think about yourself." - Richard Whately
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