By Chris Fralic, Partner at First Round Capital in New York. This is an updated and revised version of this post. I’ve sent a total of more than 81,000 e-mails since 2007— and that’s not even counting ...

Sending emails is so common today that you might not think much about it. Still, knowing how to write an email introduction is essential, especially if it’s going to a new business contact. You don’t ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Seeking introductions is one of the basic things that startup founders do pretty much every day. We talked about introductions in ...

Every once in a while, you’re going to need to introduce one of your colleagues to another by email. Before you do that, have the person you’re introducing write their own intro email to send to you ...

When you’re introducing someone over email, you want to make sure all parties involved are completely comfortable with the intro. The “double opt-in” approach gives both parties a chance to decline ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. We encourage Techstars companies to perfect the way they introduce themselves. An introduction is the first sales touch point. Make it ...

Getting an introduction is a basic thing that startup founders do pretty much every day. We talked about introductions in the post about business development tips, and also in this post about asking ...

One of the kindest things someone can do is to introduce you to someone in their network or connect you with someone they think you should know. This is usually done through an email. Whether you ...

In the information age, introducing yourself through email – rather than face-to-face, is much more common than it has ever been. And believe it or not, cold emails aren’t always ineffective or ...

If you're joining a new work team, it's a good idea to connect via email to provide an overall introduction to everyone, followed up by brief one-on-one in-person discussions, when possible. This ...