create an email to susan using this format

$1.$ opening

$2.$ The details

$3.$ Incentives

$4.$ Rebuttal

$5.$ Call to action $($& The Ask$)$

and give reliable sources.

Hello there intern,

Welcome to the United Way KFL&A$.$ We were delighted to learn that the bright KTown Marketing intern who put so much work into our latest blogging initiative would be joining us for the lead$-$up to our annual community fundraising drive.

During your placement with us$,$ we will have you develop an infographic that will be an integral part of our social media and marketing initiative coinciding with our June to November fundraising campaign.

Susan Yewande is in charge of marketing this year, so you$$ll be reporting to her. Our staff Marketing Director is off on maternity leave, so Susan has stepped in$.$ Susan is an accountant and isn$$t completely comfortable with social media and infographics.

You$$ll need to convince Susan that this year$$s social media campaign should include an infographic. You$$ll also need to make a compelling case for what content should be included in it$.$ That$$ll be your first task within your placement. I know you$$ve learned the direct pattern$$this time, you$$ll have to use the indirect pattern since Susan will be resistant. You$$ll want to review the lesson material on persuasion. And remember this is a persuasive introduction email since Susan hasn$$t yet met you.

Once you$$ve convinced Susan about the infographic, your main task will be to create that infographic. Its purpose will be to open people$$s hearts and minds $($and wallets$)$ to the United Way and our cause during the community fundraising campaign. You$$ll want to review the learning material on infographics and do some independent learning online about infographics. Review the three lessons you'll receive on infographic basics, colours, and charts and tables.

Lastly, let me emphasize that you will get plenty of help during your placement. United Way Office Manager Caitlin Ortega will vet all of your work. She$$ll make sure your emails and your infographic meet a professional standard before anyone sees them. This means you may have to revise and rewrite your work a few times so that you and the United Way are well$-$reflected.

That$$s it for now. Good luck. Have fun. And don$$t forget to keep your receptive$-$feedback hat on$.$ Oh$!$ And don't start the first task until after your Writing for Marketing lesson this week.

Warm regards,