Email Writing Values: Keep It RelevantS  The more information
you stick into one email, the more likely your recipient is
going to lose focus on what's important. Here are a few ways to
keep your email relevant to the task at hand.  Use Descriptive
Subject Lines  Email Writing Values: Keep It RelevantS  We
already talked about the importance of your email's subject
line, and how useful it is for keeping concise messages. Even if
you're not using the End of Message (EOM) trick, though, you
want to keep your subject lines descriptive. Email subjects like
"Question for you" or "Important!" are pretty much useless to
the recipient.  Instead, use a subject that clearly defines what
the email is going to be about. As Gina mentions in the
Lifehacker book, you can still use certain descriptors as tags
(i.e. "Important!: H.R. needs your new contact information"),
but you want to make it easier for your recipient to
differentiate between it and other "important" emails.  Create
New Threads when Changing the Subject  Em