This document provides an outline for a workshop on persuasive writing skills. The workshop teaches participants how to write proposals that address readers' needs, flow logically, and use language to convince decision-makers. Participants will work in groups, take part in discussions and exercises, and write a case study proposal with feedback. After the workshop, participants should be better able to feel confident writing persuasively, understand readers' expectations, and sell their ideas to important stakeholders. The workshop is intended for managers, officers, and executives who want to get their ideas accepted.
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Persuasive Writing Skills b2b Outline
This document provides an outline for a workshop on persuasive writing skills. The workshop teaches participants how to write proposals that address readers' needs, flow logically, and use language to convince decision-makers. Participants will work in groups, take part in discussions and exercises, and write a case study proposal with feedback. After the workshop, participants should be better able to feel confident writing persuasively, understand readers' expectations, and sell their ideas to important stakeholders. The workshop is intended for managers, officers, and executives who want to get their ideas accepted.
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Persuasive Writing Skills
Do you need to persuade others or sell your ideas in writing? This workshop will show you how to produce proposals that Outcomes
address your readers’ needs, flow logically and use language
to convince key decision-makers. After taking this workshop, you should be better able to:
• feel more confident in your ability to write persuasively
You will work in groups and take part in discussions, • better understand your readers and their expectations exercises and interactive tasks. You will write a case study • sell your ideas to the people who matter proposal and receive feedback from your trainer and other participants on your strengths and areas to improve.
This workshop is for you if…
You are a manager, officer or executive and want to get your
What are proposals? • Proposals vs reports • The purpose of proposals
• Meeting your readers’ expectations
What does a proposal look like? • Sections of a proposal • Developing situation and benefits
• Meeting the organisation’s evaluation criteria
• Countering objections Who do you need to persuade? • Adapting to different readers’ styles and concerns • Appealing to your audience’s ‘hot buttons’ • Using themes to unify your proposal • Making your methods section more persuasive • Writing effective headings and subheadings How are you going to say it? • Using power language • Exploring rhetorical techniques
• Recapping the course
What now? • Your case study proposal • Feedback and next steps
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