Have A Positive, Simple Message
- Moderately positive emails have a higher response rate than boring, neutral ones.
- A neutral tone can be considered rude or demanding while a cheery, appreciative tone with subtle amount of flattery helps getting the job done.
- Keeping the language short and simple, with the word limit being 75 to 100 words yields the highest response rate of 51 percent.
- It also helps to be persistent in your follow ups, as asking for what one needs reduces anxiety and helps with one’s self-esteem.
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