Recommendations to the Readers by Adam Glick

So What Do You Recommend?

Some people think they know everything there is to know about a subject and that only their opinion matters.  However, if you're not a politician, you would use other sources besides your own knowledge to relay a non-biased message to your readers.  A few examples of "other sources" would be a journal, book, magazine or video. For this week, we will focus on video recommendations.

I will now open the floor up for any questions you readers may have.

Q: So Adam, Why Would I Use a Video Recommendation?

A: Well reader, I am glad you asked.  There are several reasons for the use of a video in your writing. If your reader would like to learn more about the subject presented, they can simply click on the video instead of having to research more information on their own.  Also, if you are trying to sell a product, a video can help relay a positive image of that product.  An example of such a video would be a commercial. Next question please. 

Q: Where Should I Put My Video Recommendation?

A: I recommend you put your recommendation wherever you as the writer recommend.  Most video recommendations are put near the information that they are associated with rather than being placed randomly across your work.  You can also put your recommendation at the end of your work so that your reader can greater their knowledge even further if they so desire.  Your reader will only use your video recommendation if you did your job as a professional writer and sparked further interest.

I hope that I answered all of your questions thoroughly.

Below is a video I recommend for a very brief overview on this course.

Sources:

http://web.uvic.ca/akeller/pw401/demos/video_web_D.html