Hi Friend,  basic email knowledge is critical to your success as a NetMarketer. Every email you send makes a first and/or a lasting impression. This lesson covers what you'll need to know in order to make every email you send a winner.  With that being said, here's tip number 2.

---------------------

I can't emphasize this enough. Never, ever send out a sales letter or advertisement without spell-checking it first. I know it's supposed to be "human" to make errors, but spelling errors are inexcusable when you're using email to build a business.

Read through your ad or letter several times to make sure your grammar is correct. Reading it out loud is the best way to make sure it sounds right. 

Things to look for and common examples of bad grammar:

Do your subjects and verbs agree? (They was looking at that.)
Check your use of your and you're (Your going to love this!)
Did you type you instead of your? (Reply with you info.)
Check your use of there, they're and their. (There program is great!)
Check your use of its and it's. (Its going to be a hit!)
Are you over-using ellipses? (Look at this. . . .it's new . . . please reply)

If you have designed an ad, contact letter, or follow-up letter and you aren't confident in your grammar, ask a smart friend to proof it for you.

Bonus: If it's an intriguing ad, that friend might become a client or a member!

-------------------------

Would you like to know more? Please join me here.

Hi Jim,

Great tip.  I often forget the spell check and am trying so hard.  I am a champion speller - it's the old never been trained fumble fingers.  They get me all the time!

Great advice!

Thanks

Judy

Hi Judy, thanks for the comeback! I'm off to Ypsilanti, Mi. so whoever leaves a post, it may not be moderated till I can find a computer! Have a super Labor Day all!!