Comments on: The Art Of The Explanation http://www.dazzlindonna.com/blog/making-money-online/site-ideas/creativity-exercises/the-art-of-the-explanation/ Making A Living Online Sun, 12 Feb 2012 00:29:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Yura http://www.dazzlindonna.com/blog/making-money-online/site-ideas/creativity-exercises/the-art-of-the-explanation/#comment-8311 Yura Mon, 28 Jan 2008 18:24:22 +0000 http://www.dazzlindonna.com/blog/2008/01/10/the-art-of-the-explanation/#comment-8311 You know, I always tried to organize my explaining, but it always boils down to this: - starting from the beginning - explaining everything logically, step by step - using as simple words as possible, hopefully relating to the victim (that's what SEO teaches us :p ) So, in the years of trying, I never really did pull off something as organized as you said, though. It can't be predicted to be run the same for everyone, anyway. You know, I always tried to organize my explaining, but it always boils down to this:
- starting from the beginning
- explaining everything logically, step by step
- using as simple words as possible, hopefully relating to the victim (that’s what SEO teaches us :p )

So, in the years of trying, I never really did pull off something as organized as you said, though. It can’t be predicted to be run the same for everyone, anyway.

]]> By: Ken Teegardin http://www.dazzlindonna.com/blog/making-money-online/site-ideas/creativity-exercises/the-art-of-the-explanation/#comment-8100 Ken Teegardin Tue, 15 Jan 2008 04:00:44 +0000 http://www.dazzlindonna.com/blog/2008/01/10/the-art-of-the-explanation/#comment-8100 The art of explanation requires an understanding of the subject, and a simple yet logical arrangement of the details and a certain skill in putting it together. This 3rd element is something that technical writers excel at and many engineering like myself struggle with. I originally got involved in my own web business because I like the defined environment of programming for myself. It turns out that programming is not enough to make a site successful. It take good structure AND good content. I am practicing the art of explanation every day now and learning to like it. The art of explanation requires an understanding of the subject, and a simple yet logical arrangement of the details and a certain skill in putting it together. This 3rd element is something that technical writers excel at and many engineering like myself struggle with. I originally got involved in my own web business because I like the defined environment of programming for myself. It turns out that programming is not enough to make a site successful. It take good structure AND good content. I am practicing the art of explanation every day now and learning to like it.

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