How to end a formal email

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Our language is too rich and creative in expressions to limit it to a few phrases of greeting or farewell that can be used in both formal and casual ways at work or even in requests, applications or applications.

As we know that, besides, time is short and… maybe looking for a better way to say hello or goodbye is not among your priorities, we did the work for you and gathered the best words and phrases to finish an email and “win over” the recipient.

Of course, not all the options you will see below apply to all people or situations in an office, but you will surely find the ones that best suit what you need to express, the proximity to the person you are writing to and the scenario.

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The way we write is our letter of introduction to the world, everything we write, especially personal letters or emails, has to give an impression about us and our way of being that must fit how we want others to see us.Given the importance of writing correctly and using the appropriate formulas, in UnComo.com we wanted to give you some tips so you always know how to finish an email and always give the best impression.

In real life, gestures and nonverbal language complement the sound of our words, so we can appreciate the irony or the different tones of voice to decipher the intentions of people.When we write an email, our interlocutor can not hear us or read our words with the intonation that we would give if we were speaking, so it is essential to explain in detail, without giving rise to misunderstandings, everything we want the other to know and the way we want to interpret it.

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It may seem difficult to end an important business email, but there are many ways to do it! Ultimately, closing will depend on a number of different factors. These include a few things like how well you know the person you’re writing to, the purpose of the message, and whether the email is part of a chain. Keep these factors in mind to create a closing sentence that is appropriate. Then, choose the right closing and decide what to put in the signature.

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On the other hand, if this is your first contact with him, you might adapt the line, “I look forward to the opportunity to speak with a colleague [book lover, sports fan, Buenos Aires, etc.].”

Did the prospect mention (directly to you or on social media) that he has a hobby? If he did, you can use this phrase. It’s much friendlier than resorting to automated words like “Yours truly” or “thank you.”

If you started the email by naming a specific event, mentioning it again in your closing sentence will subconsciously remind the prospect that their company’s situation is changing (so they might also evaluate switching vendors).

In theory, you’ve already discovered and addressed all of your prospect’s objections during the exploratory meeting. Still, in case he has concerns or questions, let him know that you’re always available to help.

Monday is the most hated day in the world. With this closing line, you’ll manage to bring a smile to the prospect’s face, as well as show them that there’s a real person behind the email. However, be careful not to use it with someone you know won’t take it humorously.

Eduardo José Cazorla