Documents can fail before a single word is read — because the structure is wrong.
When content is organised well, ideas land clearly and readers get exactly what they need. When it's not, even great writing gets lost.
This course explores how to structure content so it works for your reader. We cover three practical approaches to organising information, and suggest helpful structures for some of the documents you write most often.
| Module 1 | Organising for your reader |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Preparing to learn 'How to organise content' - Preview |
| Unit 2 | Consider what is going on for your reader |
| Unit 3 | Always for the reader |
| Module 2 | Organising techniques |
| Unit 1 | Chunking |
| Unit 2 | Layering |
| Unit 3 | Point first |
| Unit 4 | Other structures |
| Module 3 | Example templates |
| Unit 1 | Proposals, learnings, assessments and more |
| Unit 2 | Reports, FAQ, templates |
| Module 4 | Powerful headings |
| Unit 1 | Talking headings |
| Unit 2 | Other thoughts about headings |
| Module 5 | Review and cashback program |
| Unit 1 | Reviewing 'Organising content' |
| Unit 2 | Like to join our cashback program? |
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