Persuasive Reports And Proposals
How can you get them to agree? What will be their objections?
This one-day workshop is about persuasive writing. Its aim is to develop influencing skills that can be used when writing reports or proposals. Delegates examine different influencing and persuading techniques and consider which are more likely to achieve the results they seek.
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What you will learn » The importance of identifying what you seek to achieve from your report or proposal
» The impact of different influencing styles
» A range of influencing techniques and how they can be used
» How to describe information in terms of features and benefits
» How to make sure you include the information your reader needs and wants – including overcoming objections
» How to use questions effectively
» How to say what you want the reader to do
» Which report and proposal structures suit different circumstances |
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Who should attend?
Anyone who has to persuade others in writing. For example, those who need to gain agreement to start a new project, to secure funding, to propose new ways of working, to stop an activity, to buy new equipment, to use a new computer system, and so on. It is available for groups of 6-10. |
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