Etiquette Archives

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Better Ways to say “Nice to Meet (or E-Meet) You”

Out of all the pleasantries that can be commonly heard both in the business world and in our daily lives, “it’s nice to meet you” seems to be one of the most popular. In addition to being common, it is also efficient and commonly understood,… continue reading

How to Ask for a Raise Via Email

Asking for a raise can be particularly daunting, and using a form of electronic communication can feel especially impersonal. However, if you handle your request with etiquette and professionalism, you may find the success you desire. We will show you the best methods for requesting… continue reading

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Etiquette Guide for Appointment Setting

Setting appointments is an important part of many business processes, such as cold calling in sales. Although the process has changed as businesses adopted more advanced technology and streamlined operations, the foundation of appointment-setting etiquette remains roughly the same. However, there is no comprehensive guide… continue reading

How to Email a Therapist for the First Time

The services of a therapist can prove invaluable for those suffering from depression, anxiety, or other mental health and emotional disorders. In recent years, an increased focus on mental wellness has given many the courage to reach out to licensed therapists for help and support. … continue reading

How to Reply to an Interview Email

When you finally get a nibble on your application, knowing how to reply to an interview email and keep the hiring manager interested is vital. Having this opportunity is a big step toward finding employment, and you want to ensure that you handle the situation… continue reading

How to Counter a Salary Offer (With Examples)

When you apply for a job you’re enthusiastic about, your excitement may deflate when the company offers a lower salary than you expect. Now you find yourself in an uncomfortable situation, trying to decide whether to accept the low-ball offer because the job interests you… continue reading

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Email Forwarding Etiquette: How Not to Be Annoying to Others

There are several unspoken rules regarding digital communication, and forwarding etiquette is often expected but needs to be better understood. From knowing if someone can see if you forwarded their email, to knowing how to use BCC, we’ll discuss all the facets of email forwarding.… continue reading

What is a newsletter?

What is a newsletter? A newsletter is a bulletin that a society, business, or organization publishes periodically to send out information. It’s also a valuable tool used by companies to provide information to their ecosystem of customers, prospective customers, and subscribers. Newsletters enable you to… continue reading

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Address Punctuation: Commas and More

Let’s talk address punctuation. Even though it may be considered a dying skill, correctly addressing an envelope can be very useful. Addresses can be tricky, as each is different and poses new formatting issues. One main example is commas, which often throw people off when… continue reading

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Biannually vs Biennially. Are These Words Different?

Biannually vs Biennially. These words aren’t technically homophones, yet they are similar. Due to their similar spellings, meanings, and pronunciations, many writers often mix them up. So, what do these words mean? And is it correct to use them interchangeably? What Is The Meaning Of “Biannual?” … continue reading