In written direct requests,
A) put the request in the subject line.
B) never ask a question in the subject line.
C) never set off your questions with bullets.
D) avoid asking for the action you want plainly and straight to the point.
E) put the topic of the request in the body of the letter instead of in the subject line.

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Putting the request in the subject line of a direct request message is effective because it immediately informs the recipient of the purpose of the message, ensuring clarity and efficiency in communication.

In Written Direct Requests