What is an appropriate sign off for this e mail message
The sign off for an email message depends on the tone, purpose, and relationship with the recipient. Here are some common sign off options:
- Formal:
- Sincerely
- Best regards
- Respectfully
- Kind regards
- Yours faithfully
- Professional:
- Thank you for your time
- Looking forward to hearing from you
- Best regards
- Kind regards
- All the best
- Friendly:
- Take care
- Warm regards
- Cheers
- Talk to you soon
- All the best
- Informal:
- Thanks
- Cheers
- Talk to you soon
- Later
- Bye
For a general business email, a formal or professional sign off is usually appropriate. For example:
- Sincerely
- Best regards
- Kind regards
If you're sending an email to a colleague or someone you have a established relationship with, you can use a more friendly or informal sign off.
- Remember to always proofread your email and make sure the sign off is consistent with the tone and purpose of the message.
In your case, since you didn't provide the content of the email, I'll assume it's a general business email. A suitable sign off could be:
- Sincerely
- Best regards
- Kind regards