How write a circular letter



Brainstorming about business letters and documents


Presentation about how to write a circular note

https://lasallecancun-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/dc0519_lasallecancun_edu_mx/EZ-NI70UBCZCpcSYpAZDUcUB1NHJ2gJrt3lpN00GYn1ftQ?e=FCblKw


Brainstorming about issues for a which a circular note must be written or sent


Link for circular note issues and samples

https://www.businesscommunicationarticles.com/circular-letter-sample/


Elements in a circular note:

1.- company name

2.- company address

3.- salutation

4.- introduction with the context or reason

5.- body 

5.1.- general issue

5.2.- issue details

5.3.- advantages

6..- final remark including the offer validity or expiration date and further contact encouragement

7.- closing formula

8.- signature and contact details


Assignment.- Write a circular letter in teams for one the assigned cases:


1.- the arrival of a hotel corporation branch in your city

2.- the announcement of a commercial new product launch

3.- the announcement of a price reduction in pesos because of the dollar crash

4.- the announcement of a grand sale as if you were part of the promotion team at a big department store

6.- the announcement of a new partner in the department of public relations

7.- the announcement of a colleague retirement because of a better job offer

8.- the announcement of having exclusively virtual meetings due to a pandemic outbreak


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