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Write the message called for in the situation described, using reader-focused language and a professional tone. Use correct email format (assume this would be written on a computer). Use everything that you have learned about writing to date in the course. Make up any details necessary, as long as they are consistent with this case; use your own words and include the relevant details. Use the direct approach. You work for Mary Utanpick, owner of Better Bike and Ski Shop. You're always unpacking promotional displays and posters from manufacturers, and Mary has you store the extras in the backroom. But now a manufacturer wants to lease a piece of the store's floor. The Raleigh sales representative. Ruth Beeker met with Mary yesterday, urging her to sign a contract with Floorgraphics. That company leases floor space from retail stores, and then creates and sells floor ads to manufacturers like Raleigh Floorgraphics will pay Mary a fee for leasing the floor space, as well as a percentage for every ad it sells. Mary was definitely interested, and turned to you after Beeker left. "Ruth says that advertising decals on the floor in front of the product reach consumers right where they're standing when making a decision" explained Mary. She says the ads increase sales from 25 percent to 75 percent". You both look down at the dusty floor and laugh. Mary says, "If Ruth is telling the truth we could benefit in several ways: from the leasing fee, the increased sales, the brand innovation, and the share in ad revenues from Raleigh". This is no jokel" On Mary's behalf, write to the CEO of Raleigh Richard Rebh at Floorgraphics Inc. (richard.rebh@floorgraphics.com) asking for financial details and practical information and implying your interest, Droo suraj.parasch COMM 1106 writing practice - Protected View - Saved to this PC- Search References Mailings Review View Help e Internet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. en . TESTS TO JURE Enable Editing On Mary's behalf, write to the CEO of Raleigh, Richard Rebh at Floorgraphics Inc (richard.rebhafloorgraphics.com) asking for financial details and practical information and implying your interest Are they willing to consider public service messages as well, such as avalanche education, in order to give back to the community? Do they have references or testimonials from competitors? Who? How much do they usually pay for each ad itself? How long does each ad take to install? Will OR codes work on the floors, so that customers can scan the code on their mobile phone and enter contests, waiting lists for promotions, etc. How will you dean the floors? Can you terminate the lease if you don't like how things are working out? Who is responsible for installation and removal? How much will they pay in a leasing fee annually? Are they expecting an exclusive deal (all floorspace)? Do they have research on effectiveness of the ads? Which of your local competitors is leasing floor space? Is there anything else you need to know? Do they have any photos or a website portfolio that your CEO can examine? Four *