Premessage

A premessage is a message sent before the actual message or communication. It serves to prepare the recipient for the main message, setting the context, expectations, or tone. Premessages can be used in various contexts, such as in business, personal communication, or technical documentation. They can include information about the purpose of the message, the sender's identity, or any necessary background knowledge. Premessages can also be used to manage the recipient's expectations, such as by warning them about the content or tone of the main message. In some cases, premessages can be used to build rapport or establish trust between the sender and the recipient. However, it's important to use premessages appropriately and avoid overusing them, as they can sometimes be seen as unnecessary or intrusive.