Use the email link on this page for inquiries about practical business decisions, questions about published material, or corrections. If your message concerns a specific page, include its title and a brief description so the inquiry has enough context.
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Business and website inquiries
For feedback on an article or an idea for a future business topic, include the article title or the question you would like explored.
For a website correction, include the page address and the wording that should be reviewed. The email link on this page opens a new message in your email app.
Preparing a business inquiry
For a business introduction, include your organization, the subject you want to discuss, and the outcome you are looking for. If the inquiry is about improving customer follow-up, a short description of the decision or project helps explain where the conversation should start.
For a correction to published material, identify the page and the passage in question. Include the source and date of any replacement information so the details can be reviewed in context.
Starting the conversation
If you are proposing a project, include its current stage, the timing you have in mind, and whether you are seeking an introduction or a discussion. For a follow-up, replying to your existing email thread keeps the earlier details together.