Overview
People who stare at a blank page wondering how to begin an email, memo, or letter and who revise extensively cost money and create frustration for themselves and their bosses. Dianna will overview a five-step process for writing memos, letters, reports, and proposals. Audience members will reduce their writing time by 25-50 percent, improve clarity, write authoritatively and persuasively, organize details with impact, choose an appropriate style, and create an eye-appealing layout that grabs readers' attention.
Audiences will learn to--
- Consider the audience for the proper angle and details
- Anticipate special reader reactions
- Organize ideas in the MADE FormatŪ
- Draft quickly with idea wheels
- Edit for content, layout, clarity, conciseness, and style
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Supplementary Materials to Reinforce
Learning
Books: E-Writing: 21st-Century Tools for Effective
Communication (Simon & Schuster/Pocket Books) Good Grief, Good
Grammar (Facts on File) Writing for Technical Professionals (John
Wiley) To the Letter (Jossey-Bass) Winning Sales Letters (Jossey-Bass)
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