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Powerful Ways To End Emails and Blog Posts

Do you always end emails with the same phrase? What if you had over 100 powerful email ending formulas at hand? Here's how you can get these.

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Powerful Ways To End Emails and Blog Posts

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  1. Powerful Ways To End Emails and Blog Posts buzzandtips.com/powerful-ways-end-emails/ Do you often end an email with the same phrase? How about your blog conclusion headlines? What if you had over 100 powerful email ending formulas at hand? Here is what I will provide you in this article: powerful ways to end emails blog conclusion headline examples tips for email/blog power users Let’s start with the email closing formulas. 132 Ways to End Emails How to end an email? You can end emails in many ways. Depending on the context, you need to adjust the email ending phrase. I collected the following email closings from websites I visited. I merged and sorted them in alphabetic order. Use the ones that suit you best. 1/7

  2. All best wishes All the best Anonymously Be well, do good deeds, and keep in touch Best Regards Best desires for your future Best wishes Best wishes for your future Bye for now Cheerio Cheers Chill Confusion to your enemies Copyright 2016 Cordially Cordially yours Drop me a line if I can do anything else for you. Enjoy Enjoy your weekend Enthusiastically Faithfully Faithfully yours Fare thee well Farewell for now Fond regards Forever yours Good job Good luck Goodbye Goodbye and good luck Gotta boogie Have a good one Have a great day Have fun Health & Happiness Hope all is well Hope this helps Hope to hear from ya soon I hope the above is useful to you. I hope to receive news from you shortly I look forward to hearing from you shortly I look forward to hearing from you soon. I look forward to seeing you soon. I really appreciate the help / time / assistance / support you’ve given me. I thank you for your time I would appreciate your immediate attention to this matter. In anticipation of your valued response In appreciation 2/7

  3. In my humble but accurate opinion I’m looking forward to your reply. Keep up the good work Kind regards Kind thanks Later Later Vader! Later alligator Let me know if you need anything else Live long and prosper Looking forward to seeing you again Looking forward to your reply Many thanks May the Force be with you More later More shortly Most sincerely Onward and upward Over and out Please advise as necessary. Please contact me if there are any problems. Please let me know if you have any questions. Regards Respectfully Respectfully yours Rock on SMILE! See ya Sincerely Sincerely yours Smell ya later Smiles Stay tuned Tag Take care Take good care Take it easy Talk to you later Thank you Thank you for your consideration Thank you for your help. / time / assistance / support Thank you for your kindness and consideration Thank you for your quick response Thank you for your recommendation Thank you for your time and consideration Thanks Thanks for your help The end Thinking the best for you 3/7

  4. This message will self-destruct Till we meet again Toodles Truly Until next time Until we meet again Very truly yours Vive la revolution! Waiting for you Warm regards Warm wishes Warmest Regards Warmest greetings to all Wishing you a safe journey Wishing you all the best of everything Wishing you continued success Wishing you the best With all best wishes With all good wishes With appreciation With confidence With gratitude With many thanks With sincere thanks You don’t need to see my credentials Your friend Yours Yours always Yours faithfully Yours most sincerely Yours regardless Yours respectfully Yours sincerely Yours truly Yours ’til the cat meows Credits I selected the above email closing formulas from the following sites: Adding these closing phrases will help improving your emails. Your blog conclusion headlines need to vary from one post to another. This is what our next section covers. 24 Blog Conclusion Headlines 4/7

  5. When comes time to write a blog conclusion headline, you can call it Conclusion. But it’s pleasing to have variations. Every week, I sift through hundreds of blog posts and I gathered cool blog conclusion headlines from them. Here is the list: A Final Note on XYZ Closing Thoughts Conclusion Final Thought about XYZ Final Thoughts Final Word In Conclusion In Summary It’s Your Call Key Takeaways Now It’s Your Turn Over to you Putting It All Together So What Are You Waiting For? Success on XYZ in 5 Steps Summary That’s it? The Final Word To Sum Up Wrap Wrap Up Wrapping it up XYZ Wrap Up Your Turn Writing a nice conclusion headline is a good start. If you need ideas about how to write a great conclusion, I suggest the following articles: 5/7

  6. Tips for Power Users As a power user, you need to refer to the above email/blog conclusions often. What if you could type a few keystrokes and get a display of your best email ending snippets? You may have heard of text expansion software. By typing an abbreviation, it will expand a piece of writing. The tool I’ve been using for years is TextExpander. A benefit of TextExpander is its fill-in fields ability. It enables you to create customized boilerplate text while you expand an abbreviation. In the following example, I use three abbreviations: 1. A fill-in field with a multiple choice of email closings (I typed: ,ii) 2. My name signature (I typed: ,sw) 3. My website address (I typed: ,ww) Here it is in action: You can use TextExpander to fulfill other needs too. For instance, you can store your Instagramhash tags and recall them with a few keystrokes. You can try TextExpander free for 30 days. It runs on Mac Os and iOS. As of this writing, a Windows beta version is available for download. 6/7

  7. Final Thoughts Most people write and reply to emails several times a day. A good supply of email ending formulas will spice up your emails. Ending blog posts with various headlines is also a good approach. Make sure you have these tips handy. Use them in your emails and in your blog conclusions. Lastly, use a text expansion software to speed up the whole process. If you liked this article, please share it with your social networks. About the Author Steve Williams I am a full-time digital marker. Prior to that, I spent 20+ years running my own business as a technology consultant. I created this website to help you building your own online presence and monetize your efforts. 7/7

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