Tips on Creating Funny Emails

September 24, 2008 by berclegee · Leave a Comment
Filed under: china as an emerging market 

Writing and Speaking
Tips on Creating Funny Emails

Being can be good but sometimes being over way too funny can also be bad. Most humor experience is unplanned, they just happen. There are mainly three elements that contribute to humor, so always keep this in mind when constructing funny emails for your friends.

Humor is usually based on surprise. Something unexpected and out of control can be funny. Second is the tension, or more on the release of tension. We feel funnier when we are not in the realms of tension. And lastly relationship, which is a very vital factor in being funny. Not being able to connect to your audience or recipients can be a quite drastic experience.

So here are some good tips on how to make people laugh through your email. When creating your funny email do use subjects that are painstakingly safe.

YOU have to prove that you are serious

September 16, 2008 by berclegee · Leave a Comment
Filed under: china as an emerging market 

Business Marketing Strategies
YOU have to prove that you are serious in order to get people to
order from you and become good customers. You also have to treat customers
like you would your own family with respect and concern. This does not
mean you are to be shallow and allow yourself to be taken advantage of.
Customer service is nothing more than placing yourself in the other person’s
shoes and seeing the world and the situation from their viewpoint. Often -
if you will just take a few minutes to listen to people, you will learn a
lot and turn a complaint into a workable situation.

In marketing, it is extremely important to start watching people and their
buying habits. The next time you are standing at the check out counter
buying groceries _ watch people around you. Don’t stare at them but open up
your eyes and ears. Be in touch with your surroundings. Listen to ladies as
they discuss the reason “why” they would rather buy one type of cookie over
another brand name. Try and pick apart the actual reason “why” people react
the way they do.