Selling on Paper—The Way to Write to Customers

Selling on Paper

This seminar in a book goes one step beyond basic business writing. Before and After examples demonstrate how to enhance the content, style and organization of letters and memos.

 

 

 

 

 

There are lots of references to customers because the most effective writing revolves around the reader, not the writer. Anyone who is receiving a letter or memo is a customer. People don’t have to be in a sales position to benefit from Selling on Paper. No matter what someone’s title is, all business documents require some selling techniques. Although most of the examples are follow-up letters, the concepts apply to any business document — even to e-mail messages!

Readers learn how to:

  • Sound professional and interesting.
  • Be persuasive.
  • Incorporate visual elements such as headings, bullets and white space.
  • Organize complex information.
  • Pay attention to tone.
  • Stop being wordy.

 

ISBN 0-9643824-1-5, 125 pages, softcover, $24.95.

Volume Discounts

11—47 copies

$21.50

51—93

$20.00

101+

$18.50


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