For a Subject line use only one or few words that summarize your centre idea.
Good e-mails start with a greeting and include only one main idea in the opening sentence. Following by an opening line which needs to be to the point of what we’re going to talk about; there is the body of your e-mail. It should be consisted of detailed information and material supporting it. Whereas the bad e-mail would be unorganized using run-on sentences and misguiding. The body paragraph should be simple and easy to read.
Key points are:
- Never go for long sentences
- Every sentence should have a meaning and contain useful info
- Never to include confidential info that could validate someone’s privacy
- DON’T WRITE IN CAPS ON (it annoys people)
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