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Memos

Memorandum shortened to memo, either

is fine

Brief internal correspondence

Short, clear, and organized

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Defining Memos

Memos are company internal letters.

(E-mail is taking over their function.)

Memos are more formal than e-mails, but less

formal than business letters.

Originally used only in hard copy, they are now

often processed electronically.

Memos vary in length.

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Preparing to write a memo

Learn your organization’s memo policy.

Analyze the attitudes and expectations of your

audience.

--

Consider primary, secondary, tertiary etc. audiences.

-- Choose direct or indirect method.

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MEMO

 

TO:      All Employees

FROM:         Arthur Dahlquist, General Manager 

DATE: June 21, 2008

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Formatting Memos

1. Company Logo/Letterhead

Most companies use letterhead.

2. “Date” line

Lines up horizontally with printed Date/To/From/Subject

3. “To” line

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Formatting Memos

(cont.)

4.

“From” line

-- Writer’s initials are added in ink.

-- Instead of initialing next to “From” line, you may

sign your name below last line.

5. “Subject” line

-- Provide a subject line that describes the topic and

focus of your message

-- Be specific and accurate to aid filing and later

retrieval.

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Formatting Memos

(cont.)

Features of standard memos:

1.

No salutation

Omit “Dear Chris Crowell, Dear Employees,”

2.

No close

Omit

“Sincerely, Cordially,”

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Formatting Memos

(cont.)

4. Use full block format without indentation.

5. Headings are optional.

-- Never use a separate heading for the first paragraph.

-- Each heading must cover all the information until the next heading

6.Double-space between paragraphs

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To: Customers of Chloe’s Cupcakes

From: Dan Lionel, Public Relations Liaison

Date: May 12, 2012

Subject: Publication of Nutrition Facts

Due to extensive customer feedback, we at Chloe’s Cupcakes would like to demonstrate our commitment to making healthy choices by publishing nutrition information for all of our baked goods. Although our stores would not be required by law to provide the

nutrition facts of our products, we agree that customers should have access to as much information as they desire before making a purchase.

We are confident that that you, the customer, will feel better about choosing Chloe’s Cupcakes once you are aware of these facts. We are committed to use the best locally grown ingredients in our baked goods, and we freshly prepare all of our desserts each morning. Moreover, we have a line of vegan treats that substitute some of the highest-calorie ingredients in non-vegan goods with healthier options—while still delivering great flavor. For those customers who are looking to splurge, we have an exquisite selection of decadent treats too, including our famous crème brûlée macaroon sundae.

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