Introducing Yourself in an email to Customers and Clients
We normally have to show more respect to our customers than to our peers and colleagues. There may also be additional rules that the organization imposes on us when corresponding with clients (for example to cover legal and regulatory requirements).
This article deals with sending an email to a customer or client.
With emails to customers we normally need to show more respect than to colleagues; sometimes we are asking for them to buy something, solve a problem we have, or for them to pay a bill.
Categories: Letters & Emails Tags: clients, customers, emails, examples
How do I introduce myself?
How do I introduce myself? is a common question. The answer depends on what type of situation you find yourself: is it in the work place, for example: interview, meeting, email, letter, or is it socially at a party, or meeting friends.
Categories: Friends Tags: fun, introduce myself, social, work
Myself Yourself
Common questions from language students are: —what is the difference between myself and yourself? Or — I was asked to introduce myself, is this the same as introduce yourself?
Myself is used for the first person (e.g. I introduced myself); yourself is used for the second person (e.g. Please introduce yourself.).
Categories: Students Tags: myself, myself-yourself, students, yourself