Business Letter Format
Business Letter Format
BUSINESS LETTERS
• Calling for Quotation
• Complaint & Sales Letter
• Memo
• Minutes of Meeting
• A business letter is a formal document often
sent from one company to another or from a
company to its clients, employees, and
stakeholders, for example.
• Business letters are used for professional
correspondence between individuals, as well.
• Although email has taken over as the most
common form of correspondence, printed-out
business letters are still used for many
important, serious types of
correspondence, including reference letters,
employment verification, job offers, and more.
• Make the purpose of your letter clear through
simple and targeted language, keeping the
opening paragraph brief.
• The subsequent paragraphs should include
information that gives your reader a full
understanding of your objective(s) but avoid
meandering sentences and needlessly long
words.
• Again, keep it concise to sustain their attention.
Sections of a Business Letter
• Your Name
• Your Job Title
• Your Company
• Your Address
• City, State Zip Code
• Your Phone Number
• Your Email Address
The Date
• Their Name
• Their Title
• Their Company
• The Company’s Address
• City, State Zip Code
The Salutation
1. We find that the system has been priced slightly higher than competitive
products.
2. It has also been reported in the press that your company has plans to
set up retail outlets in important city centres.
3. Thank you for your letter on 5th December 2015 in reply to our enquiry.
4. This may also be clarified. We request you to elucidate further.
5. We are indeed impressed with the range of products manufactured by
you and the market growth achieved by your company within such a
short period of time.
6. You had stated in your letter that the stereographic equalisers produced
by you are the best in the market, but did not substantiate your
statement by verifiable evidence.
7. On the other hand, your product has no special features which could
differentiate it from comparable equipment available in the market.
• Thank you for your letter on 5th December 2015 in reply to our
enquiry. You had stated in your letter that the stereographic
equalisers produced by you are the best in the market, but did not
substantiate your statement by verifiable evidence. On the other
hand, your product has no special features which could
differentiate it from comparable equipment available in the
market. We find that the system has been priced slightly higher
than competitive products. This may also be clarified. We request
you to elucidate further. It has also been reported in the press that
your company has plans to set up retail outlets in important city
centres. We are indeed impressed with the range of products
manufactured by you and the market growth achieved by your
company within such a short period of time.
Complaint Letter Topics