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05Jul2007

10 Tips for Effective E-mail

DateThursday, July 5, 2007 at 01:18PM

Since its inception as a tool used by a few computer users in the mid-60, e-mail has risen to be a dominant business communications medium. Surveys show that workers spend anywhere from 30 minutes to four hours a day writing, reading, and answering e-mail.

Follow the ten tips (plus one more for good measure) in this free ebook to help ensure that your messages do what you want them to do. Right-click here and choose Save As to download 10 tips for effective e-mail.pdf.

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