In some ways I’ve already illustrated this point, afterall, it has taken nearly six months to finish this series.¬† But in persuasion, it’s not necessary to spend months getting to your point, you only need to build upon all of the steps to reach a conclusion that leaves them wanting more.
Like an excellent novel begging [...]
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Persuasion: Leave Them Wanting More
Persuasion: Can I Have Some Candy?
My daughter was always the best at bribing me into doing something she wanted when she was a toddler. The boys never seemed to catch onto the subtleties of expression and body language. Now that she’s a teen, it’s only gotten worse. Meanwhile, my sons continue to use the brute force approach, [...]
And then? How to Write to Persuade
And then? And then?
And then what happened?
Grab the rapt attention of a child and the power of a good story demonstrates itself. Fail to answer, “And then?,” and the magic is lost.
In persuasive writing, whether a press release, essay, sales or pitch letter, the reader must be left to wonder, “And [...]