EBK EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATIO
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The result of prioritizing which features and benefits to write about.
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When you prioritize on what points you are going to talk about, it is important to first base on which ideas have more gravity within them. Then one must think which agenda will create a flow and be easier for the audience to grasp.
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