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Icy_girl
Apr 1, 2009, 12:07 AM
Hi guys, recently the company I worked for planning to expand their business to overseas and asked me to draft out a company introduction letter. The company I worked for is a hygiene company, we sell stuff like soap dispenser, paper towel dispenser, air freshener, etc. Please help if anyone can give me a sampe of a letter of introduction.. thanks! much appreciated if I can get a reply soon...

Clough
Apr 1, 2009, 12:14 AM
Hi, Icy_girl!

If you would like to post a draft of such a letter here, so that we can advise you as to how you might make improvements to it, without putting any contact information in it, that would be great!

Via clicking on the following links, you'll find samples of ways that you might draft such a letter that you might tailor to meet your needs.

Sample Business Letters and Forms (http://www.4hb.com/letters/)

Idea Cafe Small Business Archive: "Company introduction letter" (http://www.businessownersideacafe.com/cyberschmooz/marketingmix/3612.html)

Business introduction letter... Here's a sample business introduction letter. (http://www.writinghelp-central.com/business-introduction-letter.html)

Mid-career Job Offer Letter Sample: Introduction and Sample Mid-career Job Offer (http://humanresources.about.com/od/formsforhiring/a/job_offer_mid_2.htm)

Introduction Letters (http://www.writeexpress.com/introduction.htm)

Sample business letters by Quazell (http://www.quazell.com/BusinessLetters/default.htm)

Thanks!

Icy_girl
Apr 1, 2009, 02:18 AM
Hi, I couldn't find the sample that I wanted... =( any other website that can help?Thanks!

Clough
Apr 1, 2009, 02:29 AM
Hi again, Icy_girl!

I've already mentioned that you could post a draft here, without putting in any contact information, and that we could help you.

Why don't you just start the draft letter here?

Such a letter doesn't have to be long. One page should do it.

Here's an example of a way to start it.


Dear, (Name of a person to whom letter is to be addressed.)

I'm writing to you in order to introduce our company. We produce (Types of products), and are looking to expand what we have to offer to other markets.

[You could go on to highlight some benefits about your products, what the products are used for, the benefits to the company that might market them for you, etc.]

We can help you to expand and improve on such a letter here.

Thanks!

Clough
Apr 1, 2009, 02:50 AM
If you write a draft, I will be glad to help you here! Hopefully, others will come along to help too!

Right now though, it's time for me to be getting to bed. I've already been on here for a number of hours.

I will be checking this thread...

Thanks!

Icy_girl
Apr 2, 2009, 02:08 AM
what about this?

3rd April 2009



Mr/Ms. [Recipient]
[Address]
[Town-Zip code]


[Name of the product we introducing]


Dear Mr./Ms. [Recipient],

Please allow us this opportunity to introduce our company xxxxx. XxxxLtd has been developing hygiene products since 1989 and has thus acquired an extensive expertise and expanded dynamically into one of the leading manufacturing companies specializing in toiletries, hygiene and sanitation chemicals.

Having based ourselves on the features demanded by large companies we have created innovative user-friendly applications that are now available to small and medium-sized companies. Our depth knowledge and capabilities has enabled us to meet the ever increasing demands of the changing environmental hygiene needs by providing economical and effective products and solutions. These solutions allow you to increase productivity, reduce operating costs and increase customer satisfaction.

Please take a moment to peruse the enclosed brochure of our products. The enclosed brochure will provide you with more information about xxxx. And our product line. If you wish to know more information, please feel free to contact us at [email address] or you may visit our website at [website]

We value your business and look forward to serving you in the future.


Yours sincerely,

Clough
Apr 3, 2009, 11:43 PM
Now, that's pretty good work, Icy_girl!

I'm sorry, but I've been hospitalized for health reasons the past several days and wasn't able to respond as quickly as I would have liked.

Below, are some possible revisions. I've highlighted them in RED.


what about this?


April 3, 2009



Mr/Ms. [Recipient]
[Address]
[Town-Zip code]


[Name of the product we introducing]


Dear Mr./Ms. [Recipient],

Please accept this correspondence as an indication of our interest in helping you to introduce a product that will provide you the opportunity to increase the profit margin of your business over that of your competitors. xxxxx. xxxxLtd has been developing hygiene products since 1989 and has thus acquired an extensive expertise and expanded dynamically into one of the leading manufacturing companies specializing in toiletries, hygiene and sanitation chemicals.

Having based ourselves on the features demanded by large companies, we have created innovative user-friendly applications that are now available to small and medium-sized companies. Our in-depth knowledge and capabilities has enabled us to meet the ever increasing demands of the changing environmental hygiene needs by providing economical and effective products and solutions. These solutions allow you to increase productivity, reduce operating costs and increase customer satisfaction.

Please take a moment to peruse the enclosed brochure of our products. The enclosed brochure will provide you with more information about xxxx. and our product line. If you wish to know more information, please feel free to contact us at [email address] or you may visit our website at [website]

We value your business and look forward to an opportunity to discuss how we might serve the needs of [name of business.]


Yours sincerely,

Those are just some beginning suggestions for revision. I'm sure that it could be tweaked in other ways.

Please remember, when writing something like this, that the company to whom such a letter might be addressed, is looking for how you might best benefit them, not you.

Thanks!