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Your Emails Suck. These 3 Rules Will Make Them Exponentially Better

By | 9 Comments | August 29, 2014

Not a fan of schmoozing at networking events? Learn how to write targeted emails to the right people, and you’ll grow your network exponentially. Read »

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Email Tips: If You Want a Response, Never Start a Message Like This

By | 5 Comments | August 28, 2014

According to Business Insider, this is the worst way to start an email — and we agree! Read on to make sure you’re not committing this email faux-pas. Read »

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10 Tips for Writing Effective Emails That Will Help You Get What You Want

By | No Comments | February 21, 2014

Emails sucking up your time? Help tame your inbox by learning to write better, and watch your effectiveness soar. Read »

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How to Get Successful People to Respond to Your Emails

By | 18 Comments | June 17, 2013

How do you write an email a busy, successful person will actually want to answer? We’ve got five tips, plus an actual example. Read »

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Is Signing Emails “XOXO” Appropriate for the Office?

By | 1 Comment | December 19, 2012

Are X’s and O’s ever appropriate for interoffice communications? And if so, which ones? Read »

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Avoid These 4 Unforgivable Email Grievances

By | 56 Comments | November 8, 2011

To keep your colleagues from cringing when they receive your emails, follow this basic email etiquette. Read »