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An overview of email best practice
Learn why you should never communicate bad news or jokes via email
Don't communicate bad news via email (2:38)
Why it’s so important to make sure your recipient can take action on the mobile
Can they take action on the mobile (3:06)
Before you send any email you must apply the publication test
Before you hit send, apply the publication test (2:15)
They won't understand your jokes
No, they won't understand your jokes (2:27)
The importance of using a flat, friendly tone in your emails
Use a flat, friendly tone (2:41)
How to make your emails easy to skim, for a scanning reader
Make your emails easy to skim (2:00)
The right structure for emails has the conclusion first
An email is not a story (2:03)
How sending your email to less recipients increases the chances of action
Less recipients increases the chances of action (3:43)
It’s always your responsibility to to move people to BCC
It's your responsibility to move people to BCC (1:42)
If you want action, you must follow up regularly and politely
You must follow up (3:12)
High productivity email users hit delete, frequently
It's ok to hit delete (3:34)
An interesting quirk of human behaviour, we show that faster you respond, the shorter your message
Respond fast, respond short (3:13)
Why it’s so important to use templates to reduce your workload
Decision fatigue and email templates (3:40)
Templates to download and use
Download a takeaway A4 summary of the key recommendations from this masterclass
Best practice email behaviours
An email is not a story
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