A man put his own spin on a popular TikTok trend and ranked different professional email sign-offs in a video viewed more than one million times. Shane Ramsay posted the now-viral video to his TikTok ...

Email can be an informal method of communication, but sometimes senders take it a little too far. For example, I routinely get emails from people I’ve never met that start with “Hey Steph.” My family, ...

What’s in an email sign-off? Apparently, quite a lot. We’re probably not even aware how much we subconsciously intuit when scrolling through our inbox. Curt and to the point? Definitely from a boomer.

Warning: The way you start and finish your work emails directly affects how your message is received. Worse, your recipients may perceive your go-to greeting and sign-off choices as overly aggressive, ...

Most professional emails should end with a call to action, sign-off, your name, title, and contact information. Be thoughtful about the sign-off you use in your email messages; avoid being potentially ...

As any salesperson, PR rep, or entrepreneur can tell you, the rate at which people open and respond to your emails can be the difference between accelerating your career and the pit of despair. No ...

2."I once got a 'Warmly (but not kindly),' with their name afterwards in an introductory email about a job." "Reader, let me tell you — I have spent a ridiculous amount of my life pondering the ...

We get it: Signing off an email is awkward. You don’t want to sound too formal but, on the other hand, you equally don’t want to sound too informal. And you certainly don’t want to sound like a broken ...

You've just finished composing an email to a potential client you've talked with a few times before. Now for the tricky part: your sign-off. Should you use "Sincerely," "Kind regards" or "Cheers"? How ...

This article was updated on September 27, 2021. Email sign offs that include “Thank you” or some variation of these golden words had a much higher response rate than those that don’t, a Boomerang ...

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