[mia_camsa]

Hi guys,

I'm a student researching on how to make an effective company introduction letter.
Can you please give me some sample. It's about an established telecommunication company. Thank you so much!


-mia-

[Clough]

If you click on the links at the bottom of this page to questions that have been similar to yours, you will be likely to find some links to answers that will be helpful to you. If you would like to post your introduction letter on this thread, I am sure that there would be some of us who would be willing to help you with the content of it.

Thanks!

[Stringer]

As usual Clough is correct about the mass of information concerning this.

I would just say that I would start by introducing your company, yourself and what exactly you do. (Keep this portion very short.) Then I would make three points about how you and your company can be the solution to any problems they may be having. I would pick three situations that are prominent problems in your industry and how you can service them.

First rule: KEEP it short, very short, people do not read much past the first paragraph. Fight the temptation to elaborate in this intro letter.

Ask for a response in the last paragraph (make sure that when they call back, they get a LIVE person) and state that your business isn't telecommunication... it is service and problem solving.

Another bit of advice; always say "thank you" in all situations even when they may complain... remember you always want to improve and even from complaints, you can learn something.

Please let me know if I may assist further,
Stringrer