By CPEC Trade on November 17, 2014
Editorial
Strengthen your argument with analogies Nothing disarms your opponents better than cultural, social or political analogies. For instance, if you are writing about a controversial issue like secret surveillance, look for similar instances in other countries and how they tackled the problem. You can use such an analogy to your benefit by highlighting both the […]
By CPEC Trade on November 17, 2014
Editorial
Build your argument A good editorial expresses your point of view while a great one manages to persuade others to join your camp. In order to persuade people, you need to have a sound argument based on facts and analogies, not vitriol and diatribe. Once you have stated your thesis, acknowledge contradictory opinions and […]
By CPEC Trade on November 17, 2014
Editorial
Declare your agenda outright An editorial without an unequivocal opinion is bound to fall flat on its face. Right at the very beginning, define your agenda in clear terms. Make sure that you state your opinion or thesis coherently. Remember those research papers and thesis statements you wrote in college. It’s time to refresh your […]
By CPEC Trade on November 17, 2014
Editorial
Choose your topic wisely For maximum impact, choose an issue that has been making the headlines recently. For instance, if the Presidential elections are around the corner, focus on a particular political topic. Additionally, be very specific about the issue you wish to focus on. You might have a lot to say about a dozen […]
By CPEC Trade on November 17, 2014
Editorial
How to Write an Editorial: Follow These 5 Steps If you have been asked to write an editorial piece for a major newspaper or magazine, it’s a definite sign that your career is looking up. For any journalist or writer, being asked to write an editorial is a matter of great privilege and honor. As […]