Yes You Can How to Write a Report or E-course
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Yes, You Can! How to Write a Report or E-Course
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Summary:
With planning, research, and creativity, writing a report can establish you as a writer, expert, and trusted information source. Follow these simple instructions and share your work widely.
Keywords:
writing a report, how to write a report, affiliate marketing tips, Kathryn Beach
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In a previous article, I discussed offering bonuses and suggested that writing your own report could be an effective option. You might consider creating a report or e-course as a stand-alone product as well. If the thought of writing seems daunting, here’s how you can get started.
Assuming you’re already working within a well-defined niche, where you have some knowledge and experience?"perhaps writing web content, articles, or sales letters?"you likely have a wealth of information at your fingertips.
Start with what you know. The best way to tackle a blank page is to list your existing knowledge. Quickly jot down topics you’ve already covered in previous writings.
Writing a report vs. an e-course: A report provides information, while an e-course guides through action steps. Choose based on the content that best suits your topic.
For example, say you decide to write about finding the right golden retriever puppy. You've covered topics such as puppy mills, animal shelters, pet shops, and breeders. Yet to explore might be classified ads, golden retriever rescue leagues, and the debate between purebred and mixed breeds. Don’t forget to address common diseases or health conditions of the breed. This gives you a starting list, which can be refined as needed.
Next, research to fill in gaps and uncover new insights. Revisit your articles and enhance them with findings or quotes from experts, new research, or related news articles.
With about five pages of foundational material from your articles, aim for at least a 10-page report. If you include images, charts, or diagrams, it might expand to around 15 pages, including a cover, table of contents, and resources page.
Enhance your existing materials. Find supplementary images or articles, ensuring credit is given where due. Include links to reputable resources like the SPCA, and consider expert interviews to add value.
Address each additional topic individually. As you delve into each, you might recall related information that you already know. Note these insights, aiding the final write-up with content that's authentically yours.
Once your content is ready, focus on essential structural elements. Ample white space gives readers’ eyes a break. Choose an attractive and legible font. Catch the reader's interest with a compelling title and cover. Even the best content can go unread without an intriguing presentation.
Ensure chapter headings in your table of contents engage the reader. If your report promotes yourself or your services, do so with flair. Ask yourself why readers would feel compelled to click your links and ensure they do.
With focused planning, research, and creativity, your report can cement your status as a knowledgeable expert. Whether you distribute it freely, as a bonus, or for sale, you’ll enhance your online presence and potentially boost your profits.
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