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Chapter 3 - BC

This chapter discusses strategies for writing routine requests and positive messages. It outlines how to state requests precisely, ask important questions, and provide contact information. It also discusses writing common messages like those regarding claims, adjustments, and information updates. The goals are to communicate answers, provide details, and leave a good impression.

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Chapter 3 - BC

This chapter discusses strategies for writing routine requests and positive messages. It outlines how to state requests precisely, ask important questions, and provide contact information. It also discusses writing common messages like those regarding claims, adjustments, and information updates. The goals are to communicate answers, provide details, and leave a good impression.

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Chapter 3

Writing Routine and


Positive Messages

Chapter 10 -1
Learning Objectives
1. Outline a strategy for routine requests
2. Review common routine requests
3. Outline a strategy for routine
replies and common messages
4. Describe six types of routine
replies and positive messages

Chapter 10 -2
Strategy for Routine
Requests
Routine:
- A regular procedure… (repeated- monotonous action)
- No surprise- straightforward (expect/anticipate the
outcome)
- Example:
- Issue a receipt
- Attend to request for refund
- Seek approval for claim

Chapter 10 -3
State the Request
Pay Attention to Tone

Assume Audience Compliance

State Precisely What You

Want Chapter 10 -4
Explain the Request
Ask Important Questions First

Ask Only Relevant Questions

Limit Questions to One Topic

Chapter 10 -5
Close the Request
State a Specific Request

Provide Contact Information

Express Your Appreciation

Chapter 10 -6
Strategy for Routine and
Positive Messages

Chapter 10 -7
Goals of the Message

Communicate Answer
Information All
Questions

Provide the
Details Leave a Good
Impression
Chapter 10 -8
Examples of Routine and
Common Messages

Chapter 10 -9
Action or Information
Prompt Gracious Thorough

Answer All Questions

Leave a Good Impression

Encourage a Future Sale


Chapter 10 -10
Claims or Adjustments
•Interpret Policy
•Determine Fault

Chapter 10 -11
Company at Fault
• Acknowledge the claim or complaint
• Sympathize with the customer
• Take responsibility for the outcome
• Explain your plan of action
• Work to repair the relationship
• Follow up on your response
Chapter 10 -12
Customer at Fault
Refuse the Claim Grant the Claim

Adjustment Cost Deter Mistakes

Business Cost Keep Customers

Chapter 10 -13
Third-Party at Fault
•Assess Situation
•Offer Solutions
•No Blame Game

Chapter 10 -14
Routine Information

Updates
Status
Policies
Procedures
Chapter 10 -15
Effective News Releases
•Select Relevant, Newsworthy Items

•Put the Most Important Idea First

•Use Short Sentence and Paragraphs


Chapter 10 -16
Effective News Releases

•Eliminate Verbal Clutter

•Be as Specific as Possible

•Avoid Being Self-Congratulatory

Chapter 10 -17
Social Media Releases
•Bullet-Points
•Multimedia
•Bookmarking

Chapter 10 -18
Fostering Goodwill
•Relationships
•Information
•Entertainment

Chapter 10 -19
Typical Messages
•Congratulations
•Appreciation
•Condolences

Chapter 10 -20
Ongoing discussion of selected question during Lecture
session. Selected question and pointers will be shared
during Lecture session.

Ch2a1pter 19
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