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R OUTINE OUTINE BUSINESS LETTERS
By, Karthik C.Naik MBA MB A - I Sem Sem Roll No. 20
CONTENTS
Definition and Importance
Characteristics of Good Business Letters
Using the Direct Pattern for Routine Letters
WHAT IS A BUSINESS
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LETTER ?
A business
letter is a letter written in formal language Usually used when writing from one business organization to another or for correspondence between such organizations and their customer.
DIFFERENT
TYPES OF BUSINESS
LETTERS
Routine Letters
Persuasive Letters
Goodwill Letters
Good News Letters
Complaint Letters
OUTINE BUSINESS LETTERS & ITS R OUTINE IMPORTANCE o
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Routine Business Letters are those through which we conduct everyday business and convey goodwill to outsiders. Routine letters to t o outsiders(customers) outsiders(customers) encourage product feedback, project a favorable company image and promote future business.
CHAR AC ACTERISTICS OF
GOOD
R OUTINE OUTINE LETTERS
Clear Content
Clear letters feature short sentences and paragraphs, transitional expressions, familiar words.
Correct Form A ppropriate
letter formats send silent but positive messages
USING THE DIRECT PATTERN FOR R OUTINE OUTINE LETTERS Routine letters can be organized organized into three parts: 1.Opening : a statement that announces the purpose immediately. .
Everyday business messages messages ³frontload´ by presenting the main idea or purpose immediately
2.Body:
details that explain the purpose for writing, perhaps using graphic devices if necessary to highlight important ideas.
3.Closing: a request for action or a courteous conclusion. In requests, we tell what action we want.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.Opening: Frontload with main idea. Tell immediately why you are writing
2.Body: 2.Body: Explain Explain your request or response. Provide details. Consider using lists, headings or columns to improve readability 3.Closing: Provide courteous conclusion. -----------------------------------------------------