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Posted on February 8, 2018

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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on February 8, 2018

One of the most common documents drafted in the business world, for decades now, is a Memorandum, which is also commonly referred to as a memo. A memo is nothing but a document which is sent as a note, to a group of people, informing them about a new policy, telling them to do something, informing them about a specific date/event or anything as such in a partially informal way.
Basically, a memo replaces the need of having a meeting for small matters. It saves time and money for organizing a meeting. Memos generally have a twofold purpose: bringing attention to the problem and offering a suitable solution.
How to write a memo?
There are a few points that we strictly need to keep in mind in order to avoid creating a mess when we write business memos. A memo should be easy to understand and must be kept as professional as possible. Some tips to be kept in mind while writing a memo:
As mentioned in the article above, a memo need not always be a formal write-up. Sometimes the way a memo is written makes it quite dull and people tend to avoid reading it carefully or even taking it seriously. Another question that commonly pops into one’s mind is how to write business memos? Here are a few basic tips on how to start a memo:
Aforementioned tips can be followed for a good and effective business memo. Reading these points will definitely help you with your query of how to write a memo. Just be concise with your writing, edit and fine-tune well, and it will end up being effective and presentable!