Great article, Steve! I like what I believe was Clayton Makepeace's method as a roadmap: Tell them what you are going to be "talking" about, talk about it, then recap what you talked about. If everything " talked about comes up in a subhead, but in a way to bring attention to it such as a sentence from that part that piques their interest, the reader will read on to learn what thats about. Then the recap brings it all together, they have reached their destination, hence the roadmap.
Words to live by Steve: When going for the gold, make sure you don't get goldfished! The write food fixes both attention and retention. Noe it's time for my NAP.
Great article, Steve! I like what I believe was Clayton Makepeace's method as a roadmap: Tell them what you are going to be "talking" about, talk about it, then recap what you talked about. If everything " talked about comes up in a subhead, but in a way to bring attention to it such as a sentence from that part that piques their interest, the reader will read on to learn what thats about. Then the recap brings it all together, they have reached their destination, hence the roadmap.
Clayton was a master, for sure. Thanks for sharing!
Great article, Steve and Reginald.
Love the clever play on phrase. I shall endeavor to never be goldfished.
Blub! Glad you enjoyed it. Reggies says Hi. ;)
Words to live by Steve: When going for the gold, make sure you don't get goldfished! The write food fixes both attention and retention. Noe it's time for my NAP.
Nap good, very good. ;)
Another great article. Never got goldfished, not even for a second
Thank you! I'll let Reggie know. :)