So What and Who Cares

"So What? Who Cares?"

Saying why it matters

As a writer sometimes I will assume the audience already know what I am trying to convey. I have been known to put into my paragraphs vague, unclear messages and most of my friends who have corrected my paper find it difficult to follow what I am trying to say. One of my early post I talked about my speed reading but also about my mind going way to fast and I always miss detailed information for my paper. 

I really like the article because of the awareness these question answered "So What and Who Cares" can make your argument geared towards the audience who will be reading the paper. Citing studies also draws your readers in, a creditable study shows it's not just your opinion, and naming the specific groups stakes claim to their personal interest. Many articles have been beat-to-death and when people read the article over and over again they might say, "So What." Making the article more world wide with a range of statistics from years past into current issues can allow the reader to understand the importance of the article. Not everyone stays up on current events, and bringing in awareness of what is current will make them understand the importance of  your message within the paper. 

The breakdown using the templates on the "So What and Who Cares" will be my asset for future papers.