EBK EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATIO
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Why is it essential to understand writer’s likely motivation before writing a persuasive message
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A persuasive message is where you try to motivate or trigger someone to change their minds and influence them to do what you ask or say. Persuasive messages are used in sales and marketing of a business mostly.
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