Crafting Compelling Titles: The Art of Effective Headlines in Report Writing

A report is divided into the beginning, the middle, and the end, representing the introduction, the body matter, and the conclusion respectively. The start aims to introduce the concept to the reader and establishes the background of the problem or case you intend to present. The following order is usually kept up in most reports depending on the scenario:

The report begins with a title page introducing the Title with a subtitle if necessary followed by whom it is addressed to and written by and the date, this is followed by a letter of transmittal (a cover letter or memo), which provides a personalized introduction to your document. An executive summary is written for those who may not have time to read the complete report, this then proceeds to the Table of Contents, with a list of headings and their page numbers respectively.