Professional Business Documents, Agreements & Letters
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Public Relations
[tab name=’Example 1′] Example 1: New Services Company Name or Letterhead Address City, State Zip Date Addressee Address City, State Zip Dear Mr. Salcedo: We value your patronage at The Pampered Pup Grooming & Kennel Kingdom. We want you to know about our new organic grooming and kennel meal services. Our organic grooming service features…
[tab name=’Example 1′] Example 1: New Product Line Company Name or Letterhead Address City, State Zip Date Addressee Address City, State Zip Dear Julie: The Holly Shop will release a new line of bath items early next month. It will include scented soap, bath oil beads, bath crystals, body powder, body lotion and floating candles….
[tab name=’Example 1′] Example 1: Leasing Option Company Name or Letterhead Address City, State Zip Date Addressee Address City, State Zip Dear Mr. Geiger: Felton’s Business Machinery is pleased to offer some new options on your payment plan for your machinery lease. Your company now has the option to pay your rent on a bi-monthly,…
[tab name=’Example 1′] Example 1: Available Products & Services Company Name or Letterhead Address City, State Zip Date Addressee Address City, State Zip Dear Ms. Zellerman: Caladium Florists is pleased to offer the following floral selections: • Tropical House Plants • Night Blooming Flowers • Fresh Cut Domestic Flowers for Arrangement • European Plant Gardens…
[tab name=’Guidelines’] Guidelines : Press Releases Media Notices and Press Releases Guidelines and Alternate Phrases Include a release date at the top of the page. Provide a contact name and phone number for further questions. Use a headline if you wish, but the editor will probably choose his or her own. Type the word “more”…
[tab name=’Guidelines’] Guidelines : Requesting Permission Requesting Permission Guidelines and Alternate Phrases Pave the way for the request by telling who you are and how you plan to use the quoted material. Request permission for the specific material to be used. If you are telling an anecdote, supply a copy of how you will word…
[tab name=’Guidelines’] Guidelines : Refusing Permission Refusing Permission Guidelines and Alternate Phrases Begin on a neutral or positive note about the specific permission request. Thank you for writing us about reprinting the newsletter column by Meg Whittier. We appreciate your kind comments about Mark Hatter’s new book, Time and Tax. We’re glad you enjoyed our…
[tab name=’Guidelines’] Guidelines : Granting Permission Granting Permission Guidelines and Alternate Phrases Grant permission to quote or reprint for specific uses and for specific material. We are pleased to grant you the rights to use Dr. McDonald’s statistics as you have outlined in your May 6 letter. We understand this report will be for internal…
[tab name=’Guidelines’] Guidelines : Participation with Cause/Issue Urging Participation with Causes or Issues Guidelines and Alternate Phrases Generate enough excitement to catch the reader’s attention. State exactly what you are encouraging the employee/colleague to do or not to do. We encourage you to contact your representative today and urge a “no” vote on this bill….
[tab name=’Guidelines’] Guidelines : Letter to Official Writing Letters to Public Officials Guidelines and Alternate Phrases Identify your effectiveness by describing yourself as a voter, taxpayer, campaign contributor, senior executive of a large company, writer, or individual with other connections to make your voice heard. As the president of Melton Inc., I am concerned for…