Email salutations and closings

Here are some common email salutations and closings:

Salutations:

1. Dear [Name] - This is a traditional and formal way to start an email.
2. Hi [Name] - A friendly and informal way to start an email.
3. Hello [Name] - A neutral and professional way to start an email.
4. Good [morning/afternoon/evening] [Name] - A way to acknowledge the time of day and the recipient's name.
5. To Whom It May Concern - A formal way to start an email when you don't know the recipient's name.

Closings:

1. Best regards - A professional and polite way to end an email.
2. Sincerely - A formal and sincere way to end an email.
3. Thank you for your time - A way to express gratitude for the recipient's time.
4. Kind regards - A friendly and professional way to end an email.
5. Regards - A brief and professional way to end an email.
6. All the best - A way to end an email with a positive and friendly tone.
7. Take care - A way to end an email with a warm and caring tone.
8. Warm regards - A way to end an email with a friendly and approachable tone.
9. Cheers - A casual and informal way to end an email.
10. Bye for now - A way to end an email with a friendly and casual tone.

Additional tips:

• Use a salutation that is consistent with the tone and style of your email.
• Use a closing that is also consistent with the tone and style of your email.
• Make sure to include your name and contact information at the end of the email.
• Proofread your email carefully to ensure that the salutation and closing are spelled correctly and formatted properly.

Here's an example of a well-formatted email:

Subject: [Subject line]

Dear [Name],

[Body of the email]

Best regards, [Your Name] [Your Title] [Your Company] [Your Contact Information]

Remember to customize your email salutations and closings based on the context and audience of your email.