Lead with the important details: Difference between revisions

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Leading with the most important info improves comprehension, helps the reader decide if they should keep reading, gives them what they're looking for immediately.

BLUF (Bottom line up front) - military writing

Place the key information at the beginning of each section

Inverted Pyramid - journalism

Most important points are delivered at the top of the story, followed by additional details
Include the 5 Ws immediately - who, what, when, where why
The how provides supporting details
Wrap up with background info

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