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The headline is the e-mail

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At Bad Language, Matthew Stibbe has posted Ten Laws for Better Email. I could devote a whole posting to each one, but here's a taste:

3. The headline is the email. The subject line should be clear, factual and specific. It should also encourage the reader to open and read the email. Think about the subject lines used by chain emails . . . . Don?t be afraid to change the title of a long-running discussion thread if the subject matter has moved on. Put the old subject in brackets afterwards for continuity.

It's a great list, worth the couple of minutes it will take you to read it.

Full post as published by Manage Your Writing on January 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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