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The Art of the First Impression in Business Correspondence

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11:26 01/22/2025

MrDrevor

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I have always believed that the first impression is the key to successful communication. But how to create it through a cold email? What phrases really catch and motivate the recipient to respond, and which ones are better to avoid? I want to know how to write a letter so that it does not end up in the Spam folder, but becomes the beginning of a useful dialogue. Perhaps there are proven methods or templates that work? It would be interesting to understand how to make the text concise and effective at the same time.

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01/22/2025

Mark1654

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A cold email is a real test of your ability to interest a stranger in a few lines. I often wonder how to make a text so that it immediately arouses interest. For example, what words are best to use in the first sentence to grab attention? Or what to write in the subject line to make sure the letter is opened? I recently came across a great resource — best cold email tool https://snov.io/glossary/cold-email/ . They have a detailed glossary that helps you understand the basic principles and approaches to writing such letters. This is a good starting point for those who want to understand the topic. It is especially interesting how to set the tone of the letter and correctly call to action.

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01/22/2025

alexandrorolling4

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Cold emails are an important tool for establishing new contacts. The ability to catch the recipient's attention from the first lines can be the key to a successful dialogue. It is important to find a balance between brevity and content so that the text looks professional and friendly at the same time. Each element of the letter - from the headline to the final call to action - plays a role in creating an impression.

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08/06/2025

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