What do you do if your writing style needs to adapt to different industries?

First, it is important to know what you are trying to achieve:Your goal. Different organisations have their different goals, strengths, views and expectations. So while at it you should make a research on what they do, mission and vision, especially regarding what they want their audience to get. You also make research on experts in that field be it the IT field, Medical field, Engineering field etc. With this you tailor your content into that and that gives you a beautiful production. In essence as a content creator you have the opportunity to be in different fields and do great even if you have no first hand experience in it. Have a goal of excellence, research about it and make the move.

Adapt or Perish. I follow these 3 steps before writing for a niche: 1. Write a rough article based on my research. 2. Read at least 50 articles by experts in that niche and make notes. 3. Re-visit the article I wrote and hyper-personalize it from the learnings. This is my 1st draft. Next I polish it, do more research, make it more exciting and relatable to read.

Versatilidade e objetividade é o que faz um escritor eficiente. Diferentes indústrias têm diferentes públicos-alvo, logo, o escritor precisa ter a sensibilidade de entender e atender às demandas dos leitores. Sempre tento aplicar uma linguagem que fa?a que o leitor, n?o apenas entenda, mas que também se cative com o que eu escrevi e se sinta acolhido na leitura.

Take your vocabulary next level by reading articles and journals in many subject areas - from science to literature to visual art. You'll learn the vocabulary and correct word usage when you write essays on your own. Set goals for the number of articles to read per day and per week. Watch the difference within a few weeks, then within a few months. Once you compare your early writings with your current ones, you'll see the difference.

Loading the brain with industry lingo always work like a charm. For instance, if the industry is tech, reading long-form content and public domain papers research papers and listening to tech-centric podcasts help to get accustomed with the language.

Sometimes, I find it helpful to think of one person whom I actually know who is most like the target audience. Then, I visualize and make that specific person my model audience member. I create the article or presentation with that one person in mind. This also helps with assumptions about how much background my audience members need versus what they already know. Some presenters have challenges around this -- they provide either too much or too little background.

You must accept and grasp that every industry has its own set of terms, jargon and aspects. In travel writing, you must accurately describe accommodation, restaurants, experiences, pricing and cuisine. So you'll learn about architecture, decor, cultural meals, amenities and even spirits/beverages. Usually, it's creative or descriptive writing too. Whereas in the tech industry, it's technical, serious writing because you're teaching your readers how to do something or giving them steps to follow. And that's before you get to all the tech abbreviations and acronyms! So, to write for different industries, always do proper industry research and browse sites, style guides or articles to better familiarise yourself and adapt your writing.

Each industry has its nuances and jargons. Know these things so it's easier to discuss topics assigned to you. These will also help you connect to your audience better.