Say "thank you" with an appreciation letter and make someone feel special
People respond positively when treated kindly. Employees work harder when they feel appreciated. With a sincere, well-written appreciation letter you can improve relations with words of admiration, gratitute, and recognition.
How to write an appreciation letter
Write your appreciation letter within a few days of whatever happened to inspire your gratitude.
Handwrite a personal appreciation letter on a sheet of stationery.
Use customized letterhead for business correspondence.
Address your appreciation letter to a specific person, if possible, not just to the company or to the organization in general.
Specifically state what you appreciate.
Be sincere--most people can sense when you are not being honest.
Write clearly and concisely; this is no time to be longwinded or flowery.
Be brief.
Avoid thanking the person beforehand—for example: ‘Thanking you in advance for your help in this matter.’ To do so is presumptuous and suggests you do not feel the need to write a follow-up letter.
Close with warm regards or best wishes for continued success.
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