Can Do Writing: The Proven Ten-Step System for Fast and Effective Business Writing

A simple, ten-step system for mastering the art of effective, persuasive business or technical writing"The Grahams' system is the best way to transform data and ideas into meaningful information necessary to make profitable decisions. Their system works every time."—Steven Laposa, PhD, MBA, Loveland Commercial Endowed Chair in Real Estate, Colorado State University"The Grahams' straightforward program helps my teams create clear and concise reports, letters, and other documents with minimal effort. I want this program to become the standard for my teams."—Bill Walter, Senior Vice President, Government and Infrastructure Division, KBR"The Can Do Writing system made my career! I used it to write a winning business plan and proposal, and now I use it every day for all communications. Can Do Writing provides valuable insights into business and management as well as writing techniques."—Christian Robey, President, DC ProgressYou may be an expert at what you do, but if you can't communicate effectively in writing it may not matter. For scientists, businesspeople, and professionals in fields from engineering to public relations, the art of writing well can be a vital key to professional success.Luckily, you don't need an English degree to produce top-class writing. If you're one of the millions of people who have to write clear, persuasive, understandable documents for your job, Can Do Writing is for you. Whether you're writing a business plan, a scientific paper, a press release, or anything else, this simple, straightforward guide will show you how to do it quickly, with style and confidence. You'll learn how to:Understand your audience and subject matterDevelop a simple, five-part purpose statement to keep you on trackOrganize your main points into a coherent, sensible orderEdit your work for clarity, coherence, organization, and logicEconomize your words to craft a concise, powerful documentMake your documents easily readable for any audience