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Email Writing Format for Students

email writing format

Email Writing Format for Students

Email Writing Format

EMail was developed in the 1970s to enable digital computers to send and receive messages via a network. Users can send text messages, graphics, music, and a range of animated images to other users through EMail.  
EMails are a type of online communication in which you do not have to show your face, the text in your EMails must have a positive and professional tone.


Professional EMail address: Trust and credibility establish when you see a professional-looking EMail address in the Sent box. So choose a reliable domain name like GMAIL. Avoid using domains like Hotmail and Yahoo!, or your network service provider (ATT, Verizon, etc.) for business or professional websites.

Coming from experience, EMail IDs like kewlniki20@gmail.com are not the best way to pull off a great first impression!


A crisp subject: A subject line is integral for professional EMails. With a subject line written poorly, the reader may not even read through the body of the EMail.

  1. Try being brief by using 3-4 words only
  2. Keep it casual and concise
  3. Provide a background.


Email writing format samples



Sent: joyaxxxxxx@gmail.com

 To: harish@education.life

 Subject: Regression Analysis Data Dump

 Hi Harish,

 
Hope this finds you well!

I am a new hire in the Education Life family. I joined the company on August 15th as a Marketing associate and I am truly excited to work with such kindred spirits.

I am currently working on the Company’s regression analysis for 2020 and 2019 numbers and I require previous years’ data that would be relevant for my study. In particular, I require information regarding the following:

1.    Sales volumes

2.    Cost pricing

 
Also, I would like to get a brief understanding of the sales force strategy so can I set up a call for 5 p.m Friday? Please let me know in case this time doesn’t suit you and we can reschedule at your convenience.

Do let me know in case of any concerns regarding the request.

 

Thanks & Regards,

Joya Mehta
Marketing Associate, Education life
joyaxxxxx@gmail.com | +91-856450xxxx

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