When you write with a clear picture of your reader in mind, your copy is much more effective.
Samm
Sinclair Baker, author of many best-selling books (including "The
Scarsdale Diet" with Dr. Herman Tarnower), had an interesting way of
picturing his reader as he wrote:
Baker looked through magazines until he found a picture of a person he imagined was a typical reader for what he was writing.
He then cut out the picture and taped it to the edge of his PC monitor.
As a result, he was constantly looking at his reader while he wrote.
Baker says this helped him write more conversationally, because he was "talking" to the person in the picture as he typed.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
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