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How to Write an Acknowledgement Letter

 

Determine Your Scope

The scope of an acknowledgement letter can be quite brief, a line or two, the objective of which is to notify the reader that a request has been satisfied. When a continuing dialogue is required, the scope may be broadened to include new information.

In the body of the sample acknowledgement letter the writer provides the name of her assistant, a second contact person with whom he can speak should she be unavailable to take his call. This establishes a line of communication that indicates her serious interest in exploring a further business relationship.

 

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