To secure an informational interview. Maybe a meeting with a mentor or influencer. Or to request a job interview. At some point, you’re going to need to write cold call emails. But it’s one thing to write an email to someone you don’t already know. It’s quite another to write on that actually gets read. After all, we all get a ton of email… and no one has time to read every spammy email that finds it’s way to the inbox. So your cold call emails get opened and read, follow these six proven tips! Simplify Subject Lines: Your subject line should both pique the reader’s curiosity and provide practical information. Read more.
Katy Davis
Katy is responsible for supporting LibGig's recruiting department and recruiting for library and information management positions in the legal, federal, media, corporate, and academic sectors.
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