Getting suggestions are a good way to improve the quality of products and services of businesses. An employer will appreciate it more if it is given by a concerned employee. Nothing is even more flattering than by giving your appreciation for the suggestion.

An Appreciation letter is also considered as a thank you letter. It is very ethical to thank the person who has helped you to have more improvements in the company. You can also send these letters to your valued customers. This letter could will definitely make the person smile and be more loyal to the company.

When you are making this type of letter, make sure that you must give your ways to implement this idea. Make it short but very friendly and positive. You can also assure the reader that after some time, he will see the results of his suggestions. Make the letter sound like the suggestion is a very smart idea. Express your appreciation as much as you can without sounding like a broken record.

Here is a sample letter to accept and express appreciation for a suggestion:

Sample

February 27, 2010

Lessie Benningfield
1728 Wyatt Street
Boca Raton, FL 33434

Dear Ms. Benningfield,

As the representative of the company, I thank you for your wonderful suggestions in regard to the packaging appearance on our food products. I have planned a meeting with our top advertisers and sales heads to implement the new design covers and packaging.

We are also considering the increase in single food servings but with the same price. It will surely help to grow the business and give more satisfaction ratings from the customers.

Rest assured that you will be able to see the new packaging after one year. Our fast foods all over the country will surely have more distinctive features from the other fast food competitors. We are delighted to see our customers happy about our new dishes and products.

Again, thank you very much for your wonderful suggestions. If you have other suggestions and concerns, feel free to contact me at 732-761-4660 or at loriflanagan@zetachicken.com.

Truly yours,

Lori Flanagan
CEO
Zeta Chicken Food Corporation