The four components of a persuasive message are an attention-grabbing opening, clear and compelling arguments, credibility to support the claims being made, and a strong call to action to prompt the audience to act or change their opinion.
The four components of a persuasive message are an attention-grabbing opening, clear and compelling arguments, credibility to support the claims being made, and a strong call to action to prompt the audience to act or change their opinion.
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Compelling Evidence was created in 1992.
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"wow that's so compelling"
meaning I'm so interested in that (its so compelling).
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The lawyer made a compelling argument for his client's
innocence.
The film was a compelling drama that kept me on the edge of my
seat.
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Understand the audience's needs and interests
Use evidence and logic to support your arguments
Craft a clear and compelling message
Engage with the audience through effective communication techniques