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Organized Writing: Key to Getting Your Readers’ Attention

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Organizing your writing may be something hard for you to do, but it’s actually really simple. It is easier to understand thoughts or writings when they are presented to you in an organized manner rather than having to read through a whole abstract writing trying to make sense of everything when the more you read, the more lost you become. This is why organizing your writing is important.

Breaking Your Article into Parts
So, how exactly do you organize your writing? Well, before that, let’s go back a bit into our thoughts. Our mind works in mysterious ways, sometimes we are able to organize our thoughts in our minds and sometimes when things get too complicated, it gets even harder for you to be able to have a clear vision and you might even get lost on what you are writing along the way.

This is definitely not something you want to happen to you. So, how does the process go? Well, we start with the simple division of information. We have the introduction, the center or the middle part, and we have the ending.

Drawing Your Reader into Your Article
The introduction is obviously where you get to set the pace and scenario bringing your audience to your level by updating them or educating them on what they’ve missed or don’t know. This is very important because not only does the introduction help you explain the important details of your article, it is also supposed to catch the attention of your readers.

Giving an eye-catching introduction is a great way to start your article since you’ve increased their curiosity and focus towards your writing. Now let’s go to the middle part of the article. Depending on how much information you are trying to present, there are a lot of ways to structure the middle part of the article. You can go from the most general to the most specific or vice versa.

Keeping Your Readers’ Attention
Don’t forget to keep in mind that the attention of the audience is very important so if you have to simplify some things, you may want to do that. Well, this depends on what you are writing, sometimes you will need to elaborate instead of simplify depending on the topic. Once you’ve done everything that needed to be done and said everything that needed to be said, it’s finally time to wrap everything up.

This is the tricky part, the ending. Ending your writing on a short note might decrease the possibility of your audience retaining what they’ve just read. Without a powerful ending, your audience might most likely forget your whole writing. Which is why we ask the question, why shouldn’t they forget?

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