Introduce Your Company And Product Or Service - Business English Emails

This video tutorial guides viewers on writing professional emails to introduce a company and its products or services. It covers crafting three types of emails: a follow-up after a meeting, a second follow-up if there's no response, and a final breakup email. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of subject lines, concise content, and polite requests for appointments. It also highlights the need to adapt email styles based on industry and business culture.

What is the primary purpose of the first email in the sequence?

• To apologize for a delay

• To follow up after a meeting

• To introduce a new product

• To finalize a sale

Which of the following is NOT recommended for a subject line in the first email?

• Quick question about [Topic]

• 15 minutes this week?

• Pleasure chatting with you at [Event]

• Urgent: Immediate Response Needed

What should you include in the first email to remind the recipient of your meeting?

• A detailed company history

• A list of all your products

• A reminder of where and how you met

• A personal anecdote

When writing the second email, what is a suggested addition to make it more effective?

• A detailed product catalog

• A personal story

• A link to client testimonials

• A list of competitors

What is the main goal of the final 'breakup' email?

• To offer a discount

• To make a final attempt to engage

• To request feedback

• To introduce a new service

Which subject line is appropriate for the final email?

• Final follow up

• Immediate Response Required

• Urgent: Last Chance

• Special Offer Inside

In the final email, what should you offer if the recipient is not interested?

• A detailed report

• A meeting with the CEO

• To stop contacting them

• A free trial