#Email endings professional

Letting people know that you like them and their work will have a positive effect on them and that will help in building a long-lasting relationship. They will always remember that you noticed their good work. Send your compliments when people do a good job. Giving a pat on the back when people deserve it can motivate them to perform better and encourage them to be at top of their game. They activate the region of the brain called, Striatum which is responsible for motivation and reward perception. Studies have shown that compliments make people feel good. Would love to hear your thoughts on this.Ĭompliments are a beautiful thing.

Like the famous anchormen, many sales leaders have been using sign-offs effectively to leave an impression on the readers.įor eg look at how Anthony Iannarino of The Sales Blog signs off on his emails to his readers with a motivational line,Īction Oriented Email Sign-offs Examples: Those email sign-offs are being used since the days of handwritten emails. Nothing wrong with using them, but you are missing an opportunity to leave an impression on the reader of the email.

#Email endings professional

Like ordinary anchormen using common signs offs, are you a sales professional who has been using the most common email endings like ‘Best’, ‘Regards’, ‘Sincerely’ in your emails? Instead of the common ‘good night’, ‘goodbye’ & ‘thank you’ they used endings that created a positive impact or left a lasting impression or a sense of tranquility on the viewers and these signature sign-offs became their identity forever.

And that’s the way it is… See you on the radio.įamous anchormen have stood out from the ordinary ones by phrasing their own signature sign-off messages.