Part 1 - Professional Email:

Before you begin writing, consider that the purpose of this email is to foster goodwill and potential opportunities in the future. Remember to use a professional tone. Using Microsoft Word, craft your email based on one of the scenarios below:

Option 1: You are reaching out to establish a professional networking connection, seeking industry advice. The recipient of this email would be someone in your field who you're hoping to have a good rapport with.

PROFESSIONAL EMAIL Your professional email address (not your Full Sail email address) Eye catching Subject line Salutation to a specific person (do some research) Paragraph one: For the first option, briefly introduce yourself by providing your name, program, and when you're graduating. For the second option, provide your name, degree information, and the services you are hoping to provide. Paragraph two: For the first option, explain your career aspirations and how you hope your recipient can help in achieving your goals. For the second option, you would provide details about your recent works and how your services can be a benefit to their organization. Be specific. Paragraph three: Provide a polite and firm call to action request, summary, and a goodwill thought. Proper closing FOLLOW-UP MESSAGE Your professional email address (not your Full Sail email address) Eye catching Subject line Salutation to a specific person (do some research) Paragraph one: Briefly reintroduce yourself by providing your name and background information. Also show you know who they are by researching their background and providing that information. Paragraph two: For the first scenario: Bring up good points/takeaways from the interview. For the second scenario: Bring up good points/takeaways from when you pitched your services. Paragraph three: Provide a polite and firm call to action request, summary, and a goodwill thought. Proper closing