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Step-by-Step Guide to Write a Collection Letter * Jean Taylor posted numerous articles on a distribution site for members of the media to use and I chose this one. It required extensive edits however. Thanks Jean for making this available. Jean invites our readers to check out her  FREE guide at : https://101businessletter.com Today she shares how to get a client to pay an overdue invoice in this detailed guide below : The types of overdue invoice letters are: • Notification • Reminder • Inquiry • Urgency • Final Notice • Insufficient Funds • Thanks For Payment • Missing Payment/Apology The objective of the collection letter is to get the client to pay an overdue invoice. Be careful to concentrate on  observable behaviours and to avoid assumptions.  End each letter with a positive mindset that this scenario will be solved satisfactorily. For instance:  Saying " We have  not received payment ," is a observable behaviour. " Haven't sent payment " is a negative as...

Media Appearance Drop by this discussion, only 1/2 hour long, to hear host Karen Kelly and I talk about how easy it is to make small changes, tiny decisions, that will have a measurable, positive impact on the health of the planet and our communities. What we do with our trash and our purchasing decisions can have a profound ripple effect... learn more:  https://open.spotify.com/episode/3k9Z7BSLcTtzwVrkiSuJ73 ~ ~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~ ~

Quote of the Day  © BrummetMedia.ca "The trouble about man is twofold.  He cannot learn truths  which are too complicated;  he forgets truths  which are too simple ."  ~ Rebecca West ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~

* Today's article comes to us from Sarah Hollenbeck, who specializes in content strategy leads via Siegemedia.com How to Create a Go-Bag For Emergencies When an emergency happens, will you be ready for it? That’s a question everyone should ask themselves at some point, especially if you live in high-risk areas prone to disasters like wildfires or earthquakes. If you find yourself unsure if you and your family are truly ready, don’t panic. There are plenty of steps you can take now to be prepared for whatever comes your way, from prepping your home to withstand extreme conditions to creating a family go-bag. Below, we’ll break down how to create a go-bag that will help your family get to safer grounds with all the necessities in tow. Creating a go bag is relatively simple. First, you need to cover the basics. This means non-perishable food, water, extra clothes and a first aid kit for everyone in your family. By making sure you pack enough essentials, you won’t have to fret about yo...

Quick Tips for Business Success :  • Use correct grammar and full sentences. • Express gratitude and appreciation of their time. • Offer more than what you are asking. ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca   ~~

Media Appearance I felt so lucky to stumble upon a resource that listed Reading In The Wild Wood Blog, managed by Megan Salcido. After checking out the blog and all it had to offer, I just had to reach out to Megan and as it turned out she invited me to appear on her wonderful blog for an interview . Please check it out (below) and if you like it, do share it via social networking sites, etc. I'm sure Megan would appreciate the help in getting more traffic to her really cool blog :) https://wildwoodreads.com/2021/07/05/a-qa-with-lillian-brummet/  ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~ ~

Recommended Resources Campus Greening is the theme of EcoLeaders Project - helping colleges and universities work to create and protect wildlife habitat on campus. Having these green spaces to work in actually improve gardening, biological, water and geological related science classes as well as providing food for the cafeteria and a comforting place to lounge while on campus.  Campus Race to Zero Waste focuses on challenging all campus visitors to think about waste in a new way, to encourage recycling and sustainable living, and more.   Alabama Wildlife Federation - has been working for wildlife since 1935 and offers a great classroom page for hands-on projects.  ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~