Knowing Your Readers Larry McEnerney

If you do not know your readers, the particular people in a community, if you do not know these people, you are very unlikely to create value and you are very unlikely to be persuasive because persuasion depends on what they doubt.

If you don’t know what they doubt, how on earth you’re gonna overcome those doubts?

You must know them.

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Comment: Larry stresses that knowing our readers is essential for creating value and being persuasive in our writing. He argues that persuasion hinges on understanding and addressing the doubts and concerns of the target audience. Without a deep understanding of the readers, we will struggle to effectively overcome their doubts and create compelling arguments.

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