…Present a professional image and make the best use of your e-mail time. By 2009, workers will spend an average of 40 percent of their time managing (reading, writing, finding) e-mail. Studies show that if you can improve the quality of your written communication, you can save thirty percent of your e-mail time.

Write It Well’s writing planning process shows you exactly how to determine why you are writing, what your reader needs to know, what you want to accomplish, and what the most important message is. Experts in business communication training, Write It Well offers books, training and facilitator kits. Their newest book, E-Mail: A Write It Well Guide includes tips, tools, and exercises that will help you determine whether e-mail is the right way to communicate your message, how to develop effective subject lines, and how to avoid legal risks.

Natasha Terk, President of Write It Well, works with Fortune 500 companies, small businesses, and Government that are looking for ways to improve productivity. A management consultant, author, and expert negotiator, Natasha presents lively and interactive on-site workshops, Web events, live
conferences, and seminars for busy professionals.

 

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