Effective Writing Is A Key Ingredient To Success

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On this blog, I have stressed several times that writing is critical to your success. You should invest time to learn how to write good english and hence developing your own methods and style of presenting your opinions. I also told you that you need to express your ideas convincingly. In this article I will explain something additional that you should think and know about; you should be able to make a clear distinction between efficient writing and effective writing.

What Is Efficient Writing?

An efficient writer is someone who writes an article considerately, without showing any true commitment, any true motivation and without any true desire to touch his audience. He writes just to convey a message. The message is there, that’s only his satisfaction. But do note that an efficient writer is doing things right.

What Is Effective Writing?

An effective writer is someone who is very diligent about what he writes. Unlike an efficient writer, he cares more than just conveying a message. He is keenly concerned in the way he wants to express his words, in how his readers will respond and about the overall quality of his “work”. He is very stubborn about making a forceful, appealing and convincing approach to writing his thoughts, taking care proofreading his work and re-factoring it over and over again until he convinces himself that the work is a masterpiece (showing good characteristics of pillar articles). As you have guessed, an effective writer does the right thing.

Employers Will Look For Effective Writers Who Can Make The Difference!

If you are to do well (as a student, as an employee, as a writer or as a blogger) and if you want to progress in your chosen career, the ability to express yourself clearly, concisely and persuasively is a skill you should be trying to develop and nourish. In any competitive environment if two contestants are otherwise equal in intelligence and skills, the one who is the most effective in conveying his message will be the one who will earn the highest points, respect, credibility and consideration.

To Think About: If a marketing agency is looking for writers or composers, will he choose an efficient writer or someone who is effective?

How Is Your Writing Judged By Your Audience?

Characteristics of your writing Impression created
Writing clear Considerate
Correct spelling Well educated
Punctuation & grammar good Competent
Arguments well presented Forceful, convincing and well organised

Over To You – In Which Writing Category You Fall?

Do you write often? In what category do you fall, effective writing or efficient writing? What do you think you can improve with your writing?

(Use the comment form below to voice your opinion convincingly!)



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  (13) Responses to "Effective Writing Is A Key Ingredient To Success " - Say your part!

  1. 1
    From Dating TipsNo Gravatar   on October 20th, 2008 at 1:12 pm

    You have shared very good points on here. I agree with everything you said.

  2. 2
    From Hillary MartinNo Gravatar   on October 21st, 2008 at 2:17 pm

    Very informative posts, love the look of you site.

  3. 3
    From WakishNo Gravatar   on October 23rd, 2008 at 6:30 pm

    @Dating Tips:
    Thanks..

    @Hillary Martin:
    Thanks for the appreciation..

  4. 4
    From ShikaNo Gravatar   on August 12th, 2009 at 11:06 am

    Very interesting articles. A boon for the GP student I would say

  5. 5
    From robinNo Gravatar   on August 28th, 2009 at 10:12 am

    hey!
    i am also a gp student, and i am getting not so good grades,
    would u advice me, how should i tackle this problems.
    as our exams are near!
    and ur articles are really good. i liked it.
    waiting for reply.

  6. 6
    From dezianahNo Gravatar   on October 15th, 2009 at 7:34 pm

    yeah very interesting….

  7. 7
    From WakishNo Gravatar   on October 16th, 2009 at 3:42 pm

    @robin:
    I tried to email you some tips, your email turned out to be a fake one, too bad..

    @Dezianah:
    Thanks ;)

  8. 8
    From NuzNo Gravatar   on October 24th, 2009 at 5:52 pm

    Really nice….thanks loadzz…

  9. 9
    From AqifNo Gravatar   on December 7th, 2009 at 11:42 am

    Hey there. This is my first time visiting your blog while I was searching for “how to write good english article”.

    All I can said that your advice and information about that is really useful. For your information, I really don’t know the existence of this blog (which is not the important issue). But the content are superb.

    Looking forward to become your friends and share a lot of information in making a high class english articles. :)

    To your success
    - Aqif

  10. 10
    From WakishNo Gravatar   on December 7th, 2009 at 6:55 pm

    Thanks Aqif ;) We’ll sure keep in touch :)

  11. 11
    From ainNo Gravatar   on August 10th, 2010 at 7:24 pm

    hi there!

    i really like your blog. your tips are very helpful and i must say, you seem to really like gp :)
    i was wondering..where do you read your materials? you know, other than the newspaper. do you have any good websites that has sample essays??

    thanks :D

  12. 12
    From WakishNo Gravatar   on August 14th, 2010 at 7:32 pm

    Hi ain,
    thanks for the appreciation.
    The materials that I know and that I write here comes from a my personal observations and perception shaped when I was doing GP. At that time I was reading a lot of stuffs, I made notes of important stuff..etc Unfortunately, I cannot recall where and what I read. I just try to relate and explain my experience by writing it like the one above.

  13. 13
    From StellaNo Gravatar   on February 28th, 2011 at 10:50 am

    i need some help.I really can’t manage to do my general paper essay.I’m getting low grades each and everytime.Help please.

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