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Writing Reader-Centered Correspondence: Letters, Memos, and E-mail
Paul V. Anderson’s Technical Communication, 6th ed.
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Adopt a reader-centered “you-attitude.”
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State your main point up front—unless your reader will react negatively.
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Keep it short.
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Give your readers the background they need.
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Use headings, lists, and graphics.
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Global Guideline: Learn the customs of your readers’ culture.
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Follow format conventions for respective forms:
Writing Reader-Centered Letters Writing Reader-Centered Memos Writing Reader-Centered s See additional PowerPoints on each of the forms.
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Read more about using writing reader-centered correspondence in Chapter 20 of Technical Communication.
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