Proper Business Letter Creation

If you are in the business world, then creating a business letter is no longer new to you. It is a normal part of the business world because of lots of announcements, acknowledgements, appointments, authorization letter and many others. As you use business letter format, you are communicating with a sense of professionalism. A good business letter doesn’t need to be too long. Remember that you are writing with businessmen and with busy people. You don’t have all their time. Three paragraphs would be good enough.
The first paragraph of a business letter should contain the main point of the letter. You can start with a friendly opening then quickly proceed with the main point. Be specific. Use a few sentences to explain your purposes but remember no to go for further detail until the next paragraph.
The second paragraph should now contain the accurate details of the purpose of the letter. The second paragraph is the backbone of the purpose you have mention in the first paragraph. This is an important part because it will give justification or reasoning on why you wrote a letter to the reader. The second paragraph is also called the body of the letter. This is also the part where you can insert more information about you or more information about the reason you wrote.
    Lastly, the last paragraph should tell the importance of the letter. If you are writing for an employment better put your contact information in the last paragraph. On the other hand, if you are writing because you want to inform the reader, the last paragraph should contain your appreciation for the reader’s time. The last paragraph should end with a call to action. It should also contain your hope that the reader will respond to your letter.
    Business letter should be short yet clear to take into consideration the time of the reader. If you are sending a letter enclosed with additional documents, don’t forget to put an enclosure line. Also if your letter is not for a single person alone it is best to include carbon copy of the letter for the other receiver or receivers.