[Word Wise] How to Write a Conclusion that Sticks with Your Reader

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Volume 13, Number 41 Issue #191 ISSN: 1933-9690

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In each issue of Word Wise, you get writing tips to help you save time and write better.

I admit it: when I write an article, post, or other content, I am tempted to shrug off the conclusion as an afterthought or even throwaway. That's a big boo-boo. Today's feature explains how to write a conclusion that sticks with your reader. Let me know what you think of this tip !

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FEATURE: Finish Strong! How to Write a Conclusion

When you know how to write a conclusion for your article, letter, or blog post - or any content, for that matter - you finish strong and make your point. You also make it worthwhile for your reader to stick with you until the end.

It's no secret that you need to write a strong opening to hook Joe Reader. When he gets interested, he proceeds to read or skim the body itself.

Less well-known is the secret of finishing strong. Studies show that only 50% of today's readers stay with a piece of content beyond the halfway mark (at most.)

What if your Joe Reader is ... Read More

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