Presentation matters case study

5
Presentation matters
There are many modern communication methods available today, but the
traditional business letter remains an important means of sending printed
messages. As the business letter acts as an ambassador for the company,
it is vital that it gives a good first impression. That means it must look good, so it
is helpful business practice to ensure good quality stationery and printing for the
letterheaded paper. Never underestimate the importance of the ‘first impression’.
By setting high standards in the way you write, you will be helping to create and
enhance the corporate image of your organisation.
Very often today instead of a secretary being asked to type documents for signature by the employer, it is the employer who is keying in his/her own text and
sending messages straight to recipients. Although very often it makes sense
in terms of time and energy for the employer to prepare his/her own communications, it is also good practice to allow a secretary to ‘tighten them up’. The
boss may be an expert in his/her own field or specialism, but the secretary is
more often than not the expert in presentation, layout and structure.
In today’s competitive business world, high communication standards are vital.
Therefore, it is essential to ensure that the need for speed does not result in a
decline in the standards of communication. Instead, the constant advances in
technology should help us to improve and enhance our business communications, and thereby maximise business potential.
Let’s take a look at this very important aspect of presentation of business
documents.
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58 ParT 2 Business WriTing Basics
PrinTed sTaTionery
Printed stationery
If you want to make a good impression when you meet someone in person, you’ll
make sure you look good, right? It’s the same for correspondence too. If you want
your documents to make a good impression, attractive and consistent presentation will certainly go a long way to help.
Your printed stationery should be of good quality, especially when being used
for sending to external contacts. For internal documents the stationery does not
need to be of such high quality.
The paper your company uses for its printed correspondence will express the
personality of your company. Your letterhead will show:
a logo or graphic symbol identifying your company
the company’s name
the full postal address
contact numbers – telephone, fax, email address
the URL or website address
registered number or registered offi ce. When the registered offi ce is different
to that shown in the address section, it is usual to show the registered address,
normally at the foot of the notepaper, along with the registered number.
It’s a good idea to engage an expert to design a letterhead, especially an eyecatching logo with which the company can be identifi ed.
Here are two examples of letterheaded paper.
sT Training solutions Pte ltd (reg no 200610478M)
318 orchard road Tel: +65 6838 1069
ngee ann city Tower B Fax: +65 6722 0739
singapore 269198 www.shirleytaylortraining.com
logo
tagline
contact details and url
company name and
address
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chaPTer 5 PresenTaTion MaTTers 59
Fully Blocked sTyle WiTh oPen PuncTuaTion
Fully blocked style with open punctuation
The fully blocked layout is now the most widely used method of display for all
business documents. This style has been commonly used now since the mid1970s. It is thought to look very businesslike and sleek. This layout reduces
typing time as there are no indentations for new paragraphs or the closing
section. Fully blocked layout simply means that every line is aligned to the left
margin. No paragraphs are indented, no headings are centred – everything starts
at the left.
Open punctuation is often used with the fully blocked layout. Again this reduces
typing time because there is no need for any unnecessary full stops and commas.
Open punctuation means missing out all non­essential full stops and commas,
for example at the end of each line of the address, after the salutation and closing
section. You will learn more as you go through this chapter.
Although fully blocked layout is used by many organisations, some still prefer
to adopt their own in­house style for document layout. That’s fi ne too, as long
as you remember the golden rule of consistency. It’s not good practice to use one
layout today and another one tomorrow, or to leave one line space between
paragraphs in some letters and two in others. Be consistent. Consistency is good.
Fully blocked layout with open punctuation has been used for all the specimen
documents in this book. In the business letter shown here, note the consistent
spacing (only one single line space) between all sections of the letter.
pEaRSon EDuCation
edinBurgh gaTe, harloW, essex cM20 2Je
uniTed kingdoM
TelePhone +44 (0) 1279 623623
FacsiMile +44 (0) 1279 431059
www.pearson.com/uk
Pearson educaTion liMiTed, regisTered oFFice
edinBurgh gaTe, harloW, essex cM20 2Je
regisTered nuMBer 872828
regisTered in england & Wales
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60 Part 2 Business Writing Basics
Fully blocked style with open punctuation
ST/PJ
12 November 201-
Mr Alan Hill
General Manager
Long Printing Co Ltd
34 Wood Lane
London
WC1 8TJ
Dear Alan
FULLY BLOCKED LAYOUT
This layout has become firmly established as the most popular way of
setting out letters, fax messages, memos, reports – in fact any business
document. The main feature of fully blocked style is that all lines begin at
the left-hand margin.
Open punctuation is usually used with the fully blocked layout. This
means that no punctuation marks are necessary in the reference, date,
inside address, salutation and closing section. Of course, essential
punctuation must still be used in the text of the message itself.
Be consistent too in layout and spacing of all documents. It is a good idea
to leave just one clear line space between each section.
I enclose some other examples of fully blocked layout as used in fax
messages and reports.
Most people agree that this layout is very attractive and easy to produce
as well as businesslike.
Yours sincerely
Shirley Taylor
Shirley Taylor
Author and Communication Trainer
Enc
Copy: Pradeep Jethi, Publisher
Amanda Long, Acquisitions Executive
Letterheaded paper
Reference (initials of
writer/typist, sometimes
a filing reference)
Date (day, month, year)
Inside address (name,
title, company, full
address, postal code)
Salutation
Heading (to give an
instant idea of the
theme)
Body of letter (one line
space between
paragraphs)
Complimentary close
Name of sender
Sender’s designation or
department
Enc (if anything is
enclosed)
Show if any copies are
circulated (if more than
one, use alphabetical
order)
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Continuation pages
Caution  Don’t leave extra spaces between paragraphs so that the
spacing becomes inconsistent. This will not look good or give a good
impression. Leave the same space between each paragraph and before
the complimentary close.
Continuation pages
Some companies have printed continuation sheets that are used for second or
subsequent pages of business letters. Such printed continuation sheets usually
show just the company’s name and logo. If printed continuation sheets are not
available, the second or subsequent pages should be typed on plain paper of a
similar quality to that of the letterhead.
When a second or subsequent page is necessary, always include certain details
at the top of the continuation sheet. These details are necessary for reference
purposes in case the first and subsequent pages are separated in any way:
page number
date
name of addressee
When a continuation sheet is necessary, remember these guidelines:
n It is not necessary to include anything at the foot of the previous page to
indicate that a further page follows. Please don’t put Cont’d or Continued. It’s
not necessary. The fact that there is no closing section or signature should
make this quite obvious.
n A continuation page should contain at least three or four lines of typing as
well as the usual closing section.
n Do not leave one line of a paragraph either at the bottom of the previous page
or at the top of the next page. Try to start a new page with a new paragraph.
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62 ParT 2 Business WriTing Basics
ParTs oF a Business leTTer
continuation sheet
2
sT/sB
19 July 201-
Miss katie harford-hill
Please sign and return one copy of each of these documents and
keep the duplicate copies for your reference.
on your first day of work, an induction programme will be
arranged for you. a copy of the programme is enclosed.
i look forward to meeting you again soon, and hope that you will
be very happy in your new post.
yours sincerely
Jasmine Subashini
Jasmine subashini (Ms)
hr Manager
encs
copy: liz Walker, Training Manager
This is the company’s
continuation sheet
stationery
Page number
reference
date
addressee’s name (or
first line of inside address)
(leave three or four blank
lines before continuing)
Try to split the text in a
suitable place, not in
mid-sentence
always take at least
three or four lines of
typing over to a
continuation page
Finish in the usual way
with the closing section
don’t forget enc and
copy/ies if necessary
Parts of a business letter
1   Reference
In the past, letterheads used to have ‘Our ref’ and ‘Your ref’ printed on them.
Today this is rarely the case because with modern computers and printers it is
diffi cult to line up the printing on such pre­printed stationery. Instead, the typist
normally inserts the reference on a line on its own. The reference includes the
initials of the writer (usually in upper case) and the typist (in upper or lower
case, as preferred). A fi le or departmental reference may also be included.
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Parts of a business letter
Examples
GBD/ST  GBD/st/Per1  GBD/ST/134
2 Date
I think it’s important to show the date in full. Different countries have different
conventions for displaying the date, different organisations too. Whichever style
you use, remember to be consistent.
Examples
12 July 201- July 12, 201-
3 Inside address
Display the name and address of the recipient on separate lines exactly as it
would appear on an envelope. Take care to address the recipient exactly as they
sign their letters. For example, a person signing as ‘Douglas Cowles’ should be
addressed as such in the inside address, preceded by the courtesy title ‘Mr’. To
address him as ‘Mr D Cowles’ would not be appropriate.
Example
Mr Douglas Cowles
General Manager
Cowles Engineering Co Ltd
12 Bracken Hill
Manchester
M60 8AS
When writing letters overseas, the name of the country should be shown on the
final line of the address section. As the letter will be sent by airmail, this should
be indicated one clear line space above the inside address. Again note that the
appropriate courtesy title (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms) should always be shown:
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Parts of a business letter
Example
AIRMAIL
Mr Doug Allen
Eagle Press Inc
24 South Bank
Toronto
Ontario
Canada M4J 7LK
4 Special markings
If a letter is confidential it is usual to include this as part of the inside address,
one clear line space above it. This may be typed in upper case or in initial
capitals with underscore.
Example
CONFIDENTIAL
Miss Iris Tan
Personnel Director
Soft Toys plc
21 Windsor Road
Birmingham
B2 5JT
Some decades ago an attention line was used when the writer simply wanted to
ensure that the letter ended up on a certain person’s desk, even though the letter
was addressed to the company in general, and always began ‘Dear Sirs’.
Example
FOR THE ATTENTION OF MR JOHN TAYLOR, SALES MANAGER
Garden Supplies Ltd
24 Amber Street
Sheffield
S44 9DJ
Dear Sirs
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Chapter 5 Presentation matters 65
Parts of a business letter
In today’s business letters, I don’t believe it should be necessary to use an
attention line at all. When you know the name of the person you are writing to,
include the name in the inside address, and then use a personalised salutation,
ie Dear Mr Lim or Dear Leslie.
5 Salutation or greeting
If the recipient’s name has been used in the inside address, it is usual to use a
personal salutation.
Examples
Dear Mr Ashe Dear Patrick Dear Miss Farrelly Dear Rosehannah
If your letter is addressed generally to an organisation and not to a specific
person, the more formal salutation ‘Dear Sirs’ should be used. If your letter is
addressed to a head of department or the head of an organisation whose name is
not known, then it would be more appropriate to use a salutation as shown here.
Examples
Dear Sirs Dear Sir or Madam
6 Heading
A heading gives a brief indication of the content of the letter. It is usually placed
one clear line space after the salutation. Upper case is generally used for a heading on letters, although initial capitals with underscore may be used if preferred.
Example
Dear Mrs Marshall
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE – 24 AUGUST 201-
7 Closing section or complimentary close
In formal business letters, it has long been customary to end your letter using a
complimentary close. This still stands today, and I’m not sure when or even if
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Parts of a business letter
this may change because it is a very deep-rooted tradition. The two most
common closes are ‘Yours faithfully’ (used only with Dear Sir/Sirs/Sir or Madam)
and ‘Yours sincerely’ (used with personalised salutations).
Examples
Dear Sir
Dear Sirs
Dear Madam
Dear Sir or Madam
Yours faithfully
Dear Mr Marshall
Dear Mrs Yap
Dear Caroline
Dear Ron
Yours sincerely
Tip  We will look at emails in Chapter 6. There are different styles for
the greeting and sign-off in email messages.
8 Name of sender and designation
After the complimentary close, leave four or five clear line spaces where the
sender will sign the letter. The name of the sender should then be indicated in
whatever style is preferred – all in upper case, or with initial capitals only. The
sender’s designation or department should be shown directly beneath his/her
name. In these examples note that the title ‘Mr’ is never shown when the writer
is male. However, it is a good idea to add a courtesy title for a female; this is
shown in brackets after her name.
Examples
Yours faithfully Yours sincerely
Patrick Ashe Lesley Bolan (Mrs)
Chairman General Manager
When the sender is not around and someone else has to sign the letter on his/her
behalf, it is usual to write ‘for’ or ‘pp’ in front of the sender’s printed name (‘pp’ is
an abbreviation for per procurationem, which simply means ‘on behalf of’).
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Parts of a business letter
Example
Yours faithfully
Maria Carter
for Alisha Kasibhatla, CSP
Chairman
9 Enclosures
There are many different methods of indicating that something is being sent
along with a letter. The first two are a little old-fashioned now, but some organisations are still known to practise these:
n Affix a coloured ‘enclosure’ sticker usually in the bottom left-hand corner of
the letter.
n Type three dots in the left-hand margin on the line where the enclosure is
mentioned in the body of the letter.
n Type ‘Enc’ or ‘Encs’ at the foot of the letter, leaving one clear line space
after the sender’s designation. This is the most common form of indicating
enclosures.
Example
Yours sincerely
Leda Camboque (Ms)
Training Manager
Enc
10 Copies
When a copy of a letter is to be sent to a third party (usually someone in the
sender’s organisation) this may be indicated by typing ‘cc’ (copy circulated or
courtesy copy) or ‘Copy’ followed by the name and designation of the copy
recipient. If there are two or more copy recipients, it is usual to show these in
alphabetical order.
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Open punctuation
Example
Copy Ravi Gopal, General Manager
Candice Reeves, Accountant
Tina Choo, Marketing Director
If the writer does not wish the recipient of the letter to know that a third person
is receiving a copy of the letter, then ‘bcc’ (blind courtesy copy) is used. This
should not be shown on the top of the letter, only on the file copy and bcc
copy/ies.
Example
bcc Christian Chong, Chief Executive
Caution  Many managers complain about receiving too many ccs, so
please don’t send a cc to people just because you can. Send copies only
to people who really need the information.
Open punctuation
Open punctuation is commonly used with fully blocked layout. Only punctuation marks that are essential to ensure good grammatical sense are included
within the main body of the message itself. All other commas and full stops are
omitted, especially in places like the date, inside address, etc.
Tip  You can refresh yourself on punctuation rules in Chapter 2.
Dates
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Chapter 5 Presentation matters 69
Open punctuation
Names and addresses
Mr G P Ashe no full stops
Chief Executive
Ashe Publications Pte Ltd no commas at the end of lines
#03–45 Ashe Towers
212 Holland Avenue
Singapore 2535
Salutation
Dear Patrick no comma
Complimentary close
Yours sincerely no comma
Abbreviations
Mr eg Mr. e.g.
Dr ie Dr. i.e.
BA pm B.A. p.m.
IBM am I.B.M. a.m.
MRT M.R.T.
NB N.B.
PS P.S.
Times and numbers
9.30 am 9.30 a.m. 9.30am
0950 0950 am
1400 1400 hrs
1. 8. 1 8.
2. 9. 2 9.
3. 10. 3 10.
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70 Part 2 Business Writing Basics
Fax messages
Tip  Using open punctuation will remove a lot of the clutter from your
writing and presentation.
Fax messages
A fax machine is an essential item of equipment for any business. Fax messages
may be sent between branches of the same company or to external business
associates. When the fax was first introduced, many documents that would
usually have been sent by letter were instead sent by fax. Now of course the use
of email has overtaken both letters and fax messages.
When referring to the examples in this book, the text of the messages may be
used in fax messages or indeed as email messages.
Printed form or template
Many companies have a standard printed form for use when sending fax
messages. Very often a template is designed for calling up on computer systems.
Operators need then just key in the relevant information. Here is an example of
how a printed fax form or a template might be designed.
FAX MESSAGE
To From
Company Date
Fax No No of Pages (including this page)
Fully blocked style
When a pre-printed form is not available, the fully blocked style may be used in
preparing a fax message, as shown in this example.
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Fax messages
 Turner Communications Mobile Phone specialists
21 Ashton Drive
Sheffield Tel +44 114 2871122
S26 2ES Fax +44 114 2871123
Email [email protected]
FAX MESSAGE
To Susan Gingell, General Manager
Company Asia Communication (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Fax Number 65 6767677
From Low Chwee Leong, Managing Director
Ref LCL/DA
Date 6 June 201-
Number of Pages
(including this page)
1
VISIT TO SINGAPORE
Thank you for your call this morning regarding my trip to
Singapore next month. It’s very good of you to offer to meet me
at the airport and drive me to my hotel.
I will be arriving on flight SQ101 on Monday 8 July at 1830 hours.
I’ll be staying at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Scotts Road.
I’m very excited about my first trip to Singapore, and look forward
to meeting you.
Low Chwee Leong
Letterheaded paper
Include the main
heading ‘FAX MESSAGE ’
These headings are
important so that all the
essential details can be
inserted alongside
1
4
4
2
4
4
3 It is important to state
the number of pages
being sent
A salutation may be
included if preferred
The heading should
state the main topic of
the fax message
The body of the fax
message should be
composed similarly to a
business letter
A complimentary close
is not necessary
Tip  People will judge you on how you write – so it pays to learn how to
write well!
Tip  Set a high standard in all your correspondence. High standards in
correspondence suggest a high standard in business generally.
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Checklist
Checklist
n Design an attractive letterhead with a unique logo for your company’s
letterheaded paper.
n Use consistent layout for all your business documents. Fully blocked style
with open punctuation is the most popular.
n Leave one line space between each section of your documents. Be
consistent in this aspect too.
n Include the sender’s name and title in the address section – an ‘attention
line’ is not necessary.
n If there is an appropriate heading, use it. If not, leave it out.
n Remember to indicate when something is enclosed by putting ‘Enc’ at the
end.
n Use Copy or cc (courtesy copy) when other people receive copies.
n When a letter, memo or fax is continued onto a second page, do not type
anything at the foot of the first page.
n At the head of a continuation sheet show the page number, date and name
of addressee (fully blocked at the left margin).
n Your business documents reflect an impression of you and your company.
Make sure it’s a good one.
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What if I don’t like the paper?

There is a very low likelihood that you won’t like the paper.

Reasons being:

• When assigning your order, we match the paper’s discipline with the writer’s field/specialization. Since all our writers are graduates, we match the paper’s subject with the field the writer studied. For instance, if it’s a nursing paper, only a nursing graduate and writer will handle it. Furthermore, all our writers have academic writing experience and top-notch research skills.
• We have a quality assurance that reviews the paper before it gets to you. As such, we ensure that you get a paper that meets the required standard and will most definitely make the grade.

In the event that you don’t like your paper:

• The writer will revise the paper up to your pleasing. You have unlimited revisions. You simply need to highlight what specifically you don’t like about the paper, and the writer will make the amendments. The paper will be revised until you are satisfied. Revisions are free of charge
• We will have a different writer write the paper from scratch.
• Last resort, if the above does not work, we will refund your money.

Will the professor find out I didn’t write the paper myself?

Not at all. All papers are written from scratch. There is no way your tutor or instructor will realize that you did not write the paper yourself. In fact, we recommend using our assignment help services for consistent results.

What if the paper is plagiarized?

We check all papers for plagiarism before we submit them. We use powerful plagiarism checking software such as SafeAssign, LopesWrite, and Turnitin. We also upload the plagiarism report so that you can review it. We understand that plagiarism is academic suicide. We would not take the risk of submitting plagiarized work and jeopardize your academic journey. Furthermore, we do not sell or use prewritten papers, and each paper is written from scratch.

When will I get my paper?

You determine when you get the paper by setting the deadline when placing the order. All papers are delivered within the deadline. We are well aware that we operate in a time-sensitive industry. As such, we have laid out strategies to ensure that the client receives the paper on time and they never miss the deadline. We understand that papers that are submitted late have some points deducted. We do not want you to miss any points due to late submission. We work on beating deadlines by huge margins in order to ensure that you have ample time to review the paper before you submit it.

Will anyone find out that I used your services?

We have a privacy and confidentiality policy that guides our work. We NEVER share any customer information with third parties. Noone will ever know that you used our assignment help services. It’s only between you and us. We are bound by our policies to protect the customer’s identity and information. All your information, such as your names, phone number, email, order information, and so on, are protected. We have robust security systems that ensure that your data is protected. Hacking our systems is close to impossible, and it has never happened.

How our Assignment  Help Service Works

1.      Place an order

You fill all the paper instructions in the order form. Make sure you include all the helpful materials so that our academic writers can deliver the perfect paper. It will also help to eliminate unnecessary revisions.

2.      Pay for the order

Proceed to pay for the paper so that it can be assigned to one of our expert academic writers. The paper subject is matched with the writer’s area of specialization.

3.      Track the progress

You communicate with the writer and know about the progress of the paper. The client can ask the writer for drafts of the paper. The client can upload extra material and include additional instructions from the lecturer. Receive a paper.

4.      Download the paper

The paper is sent to your email and uploaded to your personal account. You also get a plagiarism report attached to your paper.

PLACE THIS ORDER OR A SIMILAR ORDER WITH US TODAY AND GET A PERFECT SCORE!!!