I am happy to announce that my new e-book, 100 of Your Toughest Business Emails: Solved: Plug and Play Ideas From a Seasoned Corporate Communications Manager, is now available in a number of digital formats!
Here's the skinny on the book:
Even the savviest office workers struggle with awkward, sticky and downright tricky business emails. How do I politely tell a colleague that their request isn’t my job? What do I say when I’m behind schedule or over budget? What if I hate working with that person? 100 of Your Toughest Business Emails: Solved has all these answers, and more, from an experienced Corporate Communications Manager (yours truly).
Here's the skinny on the book:
Even the savviest office workers struggle with awkward, sticky and downright tricky business emails. How do I politely tell a colleague that their request isn’t my job? What do I say when I’m behind schedule or over budget? What if I hate working with that person? 100 of Your Toughest Business Emails: Solved has all these answers, and more, from an experienced Corporate Communications Manager (yours truly).
Cool! Where can I find it?
Grab a FREE copy of my e-book on these platforms:
Amazon
Barnes and Noble
Apple iBooks
Kobo
Smashwords
Blio
Grab a FREE copy of my e-book on these platforms:
Amazon
Barnes and Noble
Apple iBooks
Kobo
Smashwords
Blio
Yup, I'm an Amazon author! Dream come true! Feel free to check out my Amazon author page.
One more quick thing before you go.
If you want the downloadable, printable version of this e-book to stash in your desk (in case of communications emergency), click here. It's exclusively available to my weekly email subscribers.
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One more quick thing before you go.
If you want the downloadable, printable version of this e-book to stash in your desk (in case of communications emergency), click here. It's exclusively available to my weekly email subscribers.
You may also like these blogs by Megan Sharma:
Business Email Etiquette: 50 Things You Should Never Say in a Work Email
Vacation fun: 44 things you only do when you're on vacation or holiday
On The Write Life: 34 Ways to Stay Busy (and Productive) While You Wait for Your Book Release
On The Write Life: 17 Incredible Possibilities if Writers Ran The World
On The Write Life: Get Inspired! 20 Writers to Follow on Twitter
Article on The Write Life: Think Like a Journalist to Improve Your Writing (Trench Coat Optional!)
How to be the perfect friend: a guide for the ladies
Writing tips: What I want to blog about vs. what I actually blog about
One year after my major career change from full-time mom to full-time writer: reflections and lessons learned
For writers: All your writing fears, squashed!
A real, imperfect day in the life of a writer: me
Your writing conference checklist: how to make it worth every minute and every penny (takeaways from the 2017 San Francisco Writers Conference)
The write stuff: An author’s favorite books and authors
Writing tips: Cutting down on word fat and other newsletter best practices
All about writing: writing 'til it hurts
