Section one
The importance of having a clear brief, whatever you are writing
• Establishing the format and purpose of the communication
• Desired outcomes, calls to action, impact
Keeping the audience firmly in mind
• Building a target persona as a focus for your writing
• Developing a tone and voice for engagement
• Fleshing out your brief
• Practical discussion
Section two
• Practical writing exercise, discussion and feedback
Section three
Planning and structure
• Finding the best structure for your message
• Digital impacts – how your audience will skim your writing
• Prioritising the content of your message
Deeper structure
• Writing concisely and consistently
• Keeping paragraphs self-contained
• Engaging your audience with active sentences
Section four
• Practical writing exercise, feedback and group discussion
Questions and answers
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| Online | £299 + VAT save £50 | |||
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