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how to say looping someone in email sample
Hi Cutie, can you help me understand what it means to 'loop someone in' an email conversation?
Absolutely! The phrase 'looping someone in' simply means that you are including someone else in the email conversation. It is often used in professional settings where information needs to be shared with more than one person. So, you are essentially making that person a part of the email circle.
Alright. But how do I use it appropriately in an email?
There are many ways to use it. A common way to say it is: 'I'm looping in [Name] so he/she can share his/her perspective' or 'I'm including [Name] in this discussion for additional insights.' The aim is to introduce and justify the inclusion of that person in the conversation.
And what if I would like to loop in a person after an email thread has already started?
You can still loop them in midway. It would look something like this: 'I'm bringing [Name] into this conversation as he/she can provide more details regarding this aspect.' You're not only introducing the new individual, but also indicating their role or what they can add to the discussion.
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