Business Writing – Get Results – No Stress

Business Writing – Get Results – No Stress, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.8, with 28 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 66 reviews, and has 2496 subscribers.

You will learn about Plan the writing of the major types of written business communication Be clear about why you are writing and the intended action or outcome Write to meet the needs of the reader Craft stand-out headlines which draw immediate attention Focus on the 3 main logical and emotional drivers in a business case Mirror the reader's language to maximise understanding Appreciate the value of tools such as SPIN and SWOT in the planning stage Use the AIDA model to gain attention, build interest and desire and get action Write in Plain Language using the KISS model – keep it short and simple Guide the eye through a message using white space, bold and indents Research key words which will be found by search engines Structure business proposals which sell on features and not just price Build your reputation by producing clear and concise reports Use executive summaries to begin complex documents Make your presentations memorable and easy to follow Deliver and receive feedback to improve without any offence Eliminate the most common errors of grammar, spelling and punctuation Get your point across first time every time Eliminate stress by following simple rules This course is ideal for individuals who are People who are expected to be able to influence others, externally and internally, through well produced written documents or Those who become stressed by the responsibility of putting their ideas onto paper for others to see and judge or Executives who recognise that their reputation is built on being able to see wood for trees and to express their thoughts clearly It is particularly useful for People who are expected to be able to influence others, externally and internally, through well produced written documents or Those who become stressed by the responsibility of putting their ideas onto paper for others to see and judge or Executives who recognise that their reputation is built on being able to see wood for trees and to express their thoughts clearly.

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Summary

Title: Business Writing – Get Results – No Stress

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 29

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 29

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• Plan the writing of the major types of written business communication
• Be clear about why you are writing and the intended action or outcome
• Write to meet the needs of the reader
• Craft stand-out headlines which draw immediate attention
• Focus on the 3 main logical and emotional drivers in a business case
• Mirror the reader's language to maximise understanding
• Appreciate the value of tools such as SPIN and SWOT in the planning stage
• Use the AIDA model to gain attention, build interest and desire and get action
• Write in Plain Language using the KISS model – keep it short and simple
• Guide the eye through a message using white space, bold and indents
• Research key words which will be found by search engines
• Structure business proposals which sell on features and not just price
• Build your reputation by producing clear and concise reports
• Use executive summaries to begin complex documents
• Make your presentations memorable and easy to follow
• Deliver and receive feedback to improve without any offence
• Eliminate the most common errors of grammar, spelling and punctuation
• Get your point across first time every time
• Eliminate stress by following simple rules

Who Should Attend

• People who are expected to be able to influence others, externally and internally, through well produced written documents
• Those who become stressed by the responsibility of putting their ideas onto paper for others to see and judge
• Executives who recognise that their reputation is built on being able to see wood for trees and to express their thoughts clearly

Target Audiences

• People who are expected to be able to influence others, externally and internally, through well produced written documents
• Those who become stressed by the responsibility of putting their ideas onto paper for others to see and judge
• Executives who recognise that their reputation is built on being able to see wood for trees and to express their thoughts clearly