QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE AND AFTER WRITING A DOCUMENT

If I've learned one thing during my 30-years writing career, it's this: Designing and writing a document or a book requires correct answers to dozens of decision questions.

If you start your project with a wrong answer or assumption, that may lead to serious difficulties at the document distribution and/or printing stage.

It’s much better to answer these questions properly in the beginning of your writing project than regretting the results later.

You can also use these answers for better accountability and transparency when you are discussing the project estimates with your manager or client.

The questions you must ask after you finish the project (including those that you should ask your printer) are important as well. You can use the answers to improve the management of your next writing project. That way you can learn from your shortcomings and wrong assumptions, and further, take precautions to avoid repeating the same mistakes in the future.

Here we offer 30 BEFORE and 16 AFTER questions, plus, 21 PRINTING Questions in an easy to use table format to improve your documentation planning and increase your transparency and accountability as a professional writer.

To your success!

(14-Pages PDF eBook)