My previous post about e-mails for your home business and personal communication, Keep Your E-mails Professional, has drawn a number of comments,  here and sent to me personally.  Readers have shared with me and given additional information about e-mails.  
In general, they have agreed we often don’t spend enough time on our e-mails, a factor that could have an adverse reaction both personally and professionally.
*Yvonne Russell, my Home Biz Notes co-blogger, mentioned that e-mails, in some cases are legal documents. 
*Laura Spencer, at Work From Home Momma , reminded us, that people often tend to “adopt a too casual attitude” regarding their e-mails.”
*Yvonne also coincidentally wrote a …read more

Writing careless, unprofessional e-mails may turn off customers.  Take time to use the proper English (or other language) you’ve hopefully learned in school. 
I’ve even seen writers express the idea that they don’t need to proof their e-mails.  “After all, that’s not serious writing,” they comment about casual e-mails. 
However, just about any writing on the Internet might be seen by others.  You never know who might be in that online group, chat group, or reading your blog.  For a writer..maybe the editor who had expressed interest in your book.  For a business owner…perhaps a customer  who now wonders if you’re as …read more