Learning Goal: I’m working on a business writing question and need support to he

Learning Goal: I’m working on a business writing question and need support to help me learn.To write a skillful persuasive request that begins indirectly, develops convincing reasoning using one or more appeal (emotional, logical, and/or character-based); and closes with goodwill and action.Before you write anything, you should think through the situation and work out a strategy—that is, how you will explain or justify your decision. Relevant Concepts:Determining the effectiveness and/or weaknesses of a message.
Planning and preparing to write a persuasive message where the audience is expected to need encouragement to act as the sender desires.
Revising for effective, positive communication
Assignment Background:Earlier this semester you were asked to submit an indirect persuasive request to your employer (me), with the goal of convincing me to begin a tuition/book reimbursement program at First Federal Bank. You wrote that message before we learned about planning a message to meet the persuasive communication requirement using the three-part writing process in Module 2.0.You can access your original submission in the Start Here Week 1.0, module page 1.8 assignment – OR – contact me and I’ll send it to you.Scenario:After working a few years, you decide to extend your college education on a part-time basis. You know that your education can benefit your employer, but you can’t really afford the fees for tuition or books. You’ve heard that many companies offer reimbursement for fees and books when employees complete approved courses with a grade of C or higher.As a hard-working employee of First Federal Bank and Trust, write a memo to the Chief Executive Officer, Joann Carcioppolo, persuading her to start a tuition/book reimbursement program.Assignment Instructions: The suggestions for writing these messages are much the same as for those types discussed in Module 3.0. The need for clarity, correctness, and courtesy should guide these efforts.To write this message, writers should do the following:Plan your communication strategy for an internal, indirect-order, persuasive message.
Organize using the appropriate approach (direct or indirect).
Choose the appropriate tone (casual, moderately formal, or formal)
Be clear and courteous
Order the information logically
Close in a way that builds goodwill