When would you want to send a polite reminder?

When you need to jog someone’s memory. Here are three ways to help them remember the ask

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  1. Keep the tone light.
    A friendly, illustrated e-card softens a reminder about a payment, RSVP or deadline.
     
  2. Include a clear link or action.
    Make it easy to respond by adding a button or direct link.
     
  3. Time it sensibly.
    Send it during working hours, and avoid sending repeated nudges too close together. If it’s outside work, send something when you know they’re free.
     

Here’s our example of a polite reminder

And be totally clear one the request, and the deadline

Just a friendly reminder about [event/payment/deadline]. Please let me know if you have any questions, and thank you for your help. It’s much appreciated!

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What's in a Thoughtful Reminder card?

When you need to remind someone of the need for action, a thoughful, polite reminder can often do the trick. Send a digital one and catch them at precisely the right moment.

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