Need help with writing a buisness letter.?
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You should find out who is managing the band and address them. I am sure that the band themselves dont handle every aspect. Then just use a standard business letter.
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Do your own homework, for starters.\n\nTry visiting or calling a small law office. I guarantee you will learn much more this way, and you can do some networking (making vaulable business and employment contatcts).
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on the top left of the blank page write ur address.after that leave a line and put date below it.below the date write the address of the person u are writing to.the below it write subject.below it write salutation.then start the letter explainig ur problem in 2 paragraphs.then conclude the letter in the last para
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First, replace the "To Whom" with the name of your supervisor.\n\nSecond, letters such as these should be short and to the point.\n\nFinally, "Don't think of a white polar bear!"\n\n\nI'll be you are thinking of a white polar bear.\n\nAvoid using "no" and "Not" in business writing.  Instead of "I do not want this to tarnish" try "I hope we can stay in touch on a professional level as I have enjoyed the professional relationships that I have developed here over these past two years."
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Just write a short letter asking for sponsorship help explaining that you will place there business name on the ATV trailer.  Then make copies and send to all the business you can find in the area.
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A program like Business Plan Pro can help you get started. It'll guide you through a lot of writing.
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street address\ncity, state  ZIP code\n\ndate\n\nPerson to whom letter is to\nname of company\nstreet address\ncity, state, ZIP code\n\nDear Mr. or Mrs.______________:\n\nbody of letter. . . .\n\nconclusion paragraph. . . .\n\nRespectfully yours,\n\n\nYour name
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The best letters are written from the heart. Of course, you will want to use the right format and punctuation.  Start by expressing your sincere interest in the position and mention why you want it (hint: not for money or for security but how it matches your career goals, what you can learn, and most of all what you can contribute). Next mention what you have already learned in the short time you have been there...come up with about three strong points here.  Then talk about the future, what you bring to the table, how you want to learn and grow in the job.  \n\nGet a good friend to proof read and edit it if you are unsure...but let your true self and sincere interest shine through the words. \n\n(The way you phrased the question shows your personality...go with it!)
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Learning to advocate for yourself is both an important and learnable skill. There is no reason for consumers to be unhappy with the goods and \n\nservices they receive. A respectful and thoughtful, though forceful, letter of grievance can turn a lemon into lemonade. Here is how to do it. \n\nSteps \nBe polite! Being rude won't get you anywhere! Use a reserved and respectful tone. Try to avoid accusing someone of something untoward. In reality \n\nunless the company you have dealt with is intent on defrauding you, the people you have dealt with in the company mean for you to be happy so \n\nthat you will come back and bring friends. \nKeep on point and get to the point fast. Do not tell the whole story (how you got to the store, who was with you, what you had for breakfast...) \n\nOnly give the facts that are pertinent to your case and fact pattern. \nSend copies of reciepts and bills of lading as well as checks you sent and, if appropriate, photos or videos, etc. All documentation should go with \n\nyour letter. You do not need to send sworn letters of witnesses. In fact, if you think you might wind up in court over this, you might want to hold \n\nback not only the witness' statement but her name as well. \nNever threaten legal action. If you intend to go that route, send your letter first, then if the response is not adequate, write to a supervisor and \n\nthen see an attorney. He will know just what to do if the supervisor's letter receives an unsatisfactory response. Legal action is your last resort and \n\nleading with it in your letters sets a negative tone and may come back to bite you if your bluff is called. \nWork up the chain of command. Each time you move from customer service rep to supervisor to director to Vice President to CEO, you should \n\nattach the correspondence you have had at the previous level. This will update your new company representative and very possibly get the matter \n\nresolved in a non-litigious way. If you go right to the top, chances are the CEO is not going to know what you are talking about or why you are \n\nupset. He will only have half a story (yours) and if he investigates, will not know who to talk to. \n\n\n\nTips \nDo not write the letter at the moment when you are angry; wait until you have calmed down. Take some time and refelct on what has occurred. \n\nWhen you have thought the whole thing out and know just what you want and how you want to ask for it, you will be ready to write your letter \nBe sure your letter includes your name, address, e-mail, and phone number (home work and cell if possible). Also, be sure to ask for the reader's \n\ninformation as well so you can be kept and keep them up to date on your case. \nIf you are writing to complain about a specific person, limit your letter to their shortcomings and do not disparage the organization as a whole. If \n\nyou are writing to complain about a policy of the company, do not insult the listener or the policy; just state your problem and how you want it to \n\nget fixed. \nWarnings \nIt is illegal to write a letter that contains threatening language. If you threaten someone, even with a law suit, it can be held that you aggravatedly \n\nharassed someone and you could get a criminal record for sending the letters.
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If you're sure it will work, you do the following;\n\n1. Patent the idea.\n2. Get yourself a lawyer\n3. Have your lawyer write to their lawyer requesting a meeting.\n4. Send the letter recorded delivery.\n5. Hope.\n\nYou need to bear in mind that many corporations have policies in place that stop them accepting any ideas from anyone outside the company.  These days its very easy for them to get sued.
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Well, - first would be to clean up your English.. I think you might want to "propose" a business idea.. You know, good ideas are great - - we all have many.. however, putting them into practice is another thing - thus the expression 1% inspiration 99% perspiration.. Best advice is do some paperwork and investigation first - How much are drinks like yours selling for? How much will you have to pay in rent and for employees? How many drinks a day will you have to sell just to equal your expenses? Add at least another 15% for miscelaaneous expenses that you never considered. Do the math - if it works out really really well, then you might want to show your math to a business person - rather than just another idea.. ok?
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CORRECTIONS FOLLOW.  Look carefully, as some of them are easily missed (such as the colon after the salutation).  Corrected format, syntax, clarity, paragraphs, etc.  Good luck.\n\nDear So and So:\n\nI am writing this letter on the behalf of my Legacy for the Art Studio class. \n\nOur project consists of a storyboard/framed pictorial that focuses on a comedic story about about a man -- my father, in fact -- who does not know how to speak English, and what happens when he tries to buy chickens at KFC. \n\nThe artwork will contain multiple pen and pencil sketches on standard leter-sized white paper. I would like the artwork to be hung in suitable location at eye-level on the second or third floor. Please note that the contents (i.e., story, size, medium, etc.) of the artwork can be changed if necessary, however, due to the nature of this project, that could impose an unrealistic deadline on the project. \n\nPlease let me know if you require any further information or if I may be of assistance.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nFalennixonx
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Parts of a letter:\nThe following is the modified block format for a business letter, common in the United States:\n\nSender's address here \n24 Evergreen Terrace \nSpringfield, IL 12345 \n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate here \nFormal: August 25, 2005 Informal: 8/25/05 \n\n\n\n\nRecipient's name and address here \nMr. John Doe \n25 First Street \nAnytown, VA 10005 \nContent here \nFormal: Dear Sir, Informal: Dear Jimmy, \nContent \nClosing Here \nFormal: Sincerely, Informal: Best Wishes, \nSignature here \nTyped full name here \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe sender's address and closing generally begin about one-half to two-thirds of the way across the page. The full block format is similar. In this format, however, all sections begin at the left margin. Also, paragraphs are not indented at all, rather beginning at the left margin along with all other lines. A single blank line is used to distinguish paragraphs.\n\n\n\nKinds of letter:\n\nbusiness letter  \nchain letter \nepistle \njunk mail  \nLetter of Credence \nletter of credit \nletter of introduction  \nletter of safe passage or Carte blanche  \nlove letter \npersonal letter\nopen letter\npoison pen letter\nletters patent  \nletter of marque
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You should get as many business cards made AS POSSIBLE.\n\n And put them out wherever you can! Like on bulletin boards, etc.\n\n Another thing is get your friends to mention your business in coversations [AKA "namedropping"]. You need to be highly visible and have your bussiness' name out there. \n\n Got a company logo? Put it on a tote bag and carry that around with you. Or make stationary with it, and use that for notes and whatnot.\n\nIf I think of some more ideas, I'll add them!\n\n[j]
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Covering letters should really have 3 paragraphs.\n\n1) Stating the purpose of the letter\n\n2) Briefly highlighting your main "sales points"\n\n3) Closing / sign off.\n\nSo, for example:\n\n\nDear Sir,\n\nI would like to apply for the position of Shop Manager as advertised in March edition of Retail News. I have enclosed a copy of my CV as requested.\n\nAs you will see on my CV I have 15 years experience working within the retail sector primarily in supervisory positions, and possess a BA in Retail Management.\n\nI trust that my application will be of interest to you, and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.\n\nYours faithfully,\n\nJohn Smith
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I suggest using this as a template:\n\n REQUEST FOR URGENT BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP\n\nFIRST, I MUST SOLICIT YOUR STRICTEST CONFIDENCE IN THIS TRANSACTION. THIS IS BY VIRTUE OF ITS NATURE AS BEING UTTERLY CONFIDENTIAL AND 'TOP SECRET'. I AM SURE AND HAVE CONFIDENCE OF YOUR ABILITY AND RELIABILITY TO PROSECUTE A TRANSACTION OF THIS GREAT MAGNITUDE INVOLVING A PENDING TRANSACTION REQUIRING MAXIIMUM CONFIDENCE.\n\nWE ARE TOP OFFICIAL OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACT REVIEW PANEL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN IMPORATION OF GOODS INTO OUR COUNTRY WITH FUNDS WHICH ARE PRESENTLY TRAPPED IN NIGERIA. IN ORDER TO COMMENCE THIS BUSINESS WE SOLICIT YOUR ASSISTANCE TO ENABLE US TRANSFER INTO YOUR ACCOUNT THE SAID TRAPPED FUNDS.\n\nTHE SOURCE OF THIS FUND IS AS FOLLOWS; DURING THE LAST MILITARY REGIME HERE IN NIGERIA, THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SET UP COMPANIES AND AWARDED THEMSELVES CONTRACTS WHICH WERE GROSSLY OVER-INVOICED IN VARIOUS MINISTRIES. THE PRESENT CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT SET UP A CONTRACT REVIEW PANEL AND WE HAVE IDENTIFIED A LOT OF INFLATED CONTRACT FUNDS WHICH ARE PRESENTLY FLOATING IN THE CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA READY FOR PAYMENT.\n\nHOWEVER, BY VIRTUE OF OUR POSITION AS CIVIL SERVANTS AND MEMBERS OF THIS PANEL, WE CANNOT ACQUIRE THIS MONEY IN OUR NAMES. I HAVE THEREFORE, BEEN DELEGATED AS A MATTER OF TRUST BY MY COLLEAGUES OF THE PANEL TO LOOK FOR AN OVERSEAS PARTNER INTO WHOSE ACCOUNT WE WOULD TRANSFER THE SUM OF US$21,320,000.00(TWENTY ONE MILLION, THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND U.S DOLLARS). HENCE WE ARE WRITING YOU THIS LETTER. WE HAVE AGREED TO SHARE THE MONEY THUS; 1. 20% FOR THE ACCOUNT OWNER 2. 70% FOR US (THE OFFICIALS) 3. 10% TO BE USED IN SETTLING TAXATION AND ALL LOCAL AND FOREIGN EXPENSES. IT IS FROM THE 70% THAT WE WISH TO COMMENCE THE IMPORTATION BUSINESS.\n\nPLEASE,NOTE THAT THIS TRANSACTION IS 100% SAFE AND WE HOPE TO COMMENCE THE TRANSFER LATEST SEVEN (7) BANKING DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THE RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATIOM BY TEL/FAX; 234-1-7740449, YOUR COMPANY'S SIGNED, AND STAMPED LETTERHEAD PAPER THE ABOVE INFORMATION WILL ENABLE US WRITE LETTERS OF CLAIM AND JOB DESCRIPTION RESPECTIVELY. THIS WAY WE WILL USE YOUR COMPANY'S NAME TO APPLY FOR PAYMENT AND RE-AWARD THE CONTRACT IN YOUR COMPANY'S NAME.\n\nWE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO DOING THIS BUSINESS WITH YOU AND SOLICIT YOUR CONFIDENTIALITY IN THIS TRANSATION. PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE THE RECEIPT OF THIS LETTER USING THE ABOVE TEL/FAX NUMBERS. I WILL SEND YOU DETAILED INFORMATION OF THIS PENDING PROJECT WHEN I HAVE HEARD FROM YOU.\n\nYOURS FAITHFULLY,\n\nDR CLEMENT OKON\n\nNOTE; PLEASE QUOTE THIS REFERENCE NUMBER (VE/S/09/99) IN ALL YOUR RESPONSES.
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Just write it on piece of paper or ask someone at your job