Monday, 10 June 2013

Writing Process of a Good Email


The writing process of an email starts from the point where one starts thinking  of writing an email. Developing skills in writing E-mail messages brings two important benefits:

  •    Well Written documents achieve their goals easily. These type of documents create goodwill by being cautions, caring and clear.

  •   It helps to enhance the image of people within an organization.

 

An e-mail follows a 3*3 writing process:

1. Analysis, Anticipation, and Adaptation : This step includes various questions which are as follows :

 

  •   Do I really need to write a e-mail ?

  •    Why am I writing ?

  •    How will reader react?

  •   How can I save reader' time ?

  

2. Research , Organisation , and Composition : In this step, sender gathers files, documents and organise it into an outline. After this, sender compose the message, and revise it for clarity , correctness and feedback.

3.Revision, Proofreading , and Evolution : It involves the final touch on the message . The sender viewed the e-mail from the receiver's prospective.








4 comments:

  1. Good job! Everyone here likes to write and read good e-mails. No one wants their image to be affected in front of their employees. So, if anyone wants to write good e-mails, they can learn from here. Here are the 3 steps of writing process explained very well and in detail also. This is very useful information.

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  2. Hi friend,

    You have explained it clearly how to write for a good e-mail, now I will keep in mind the three writing process writing. Whenever I write, I will use this technic from now on. I think if people follow this methods, they will be successful in their life.

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  3. Good one, the tactics or process of writing an email mentioned above are very clear and easy to keep it in mind and i will always use this points in writing an email and thank you for explaining the process

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  4. Three steps you had provided is very important for any emails before you format.

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