2. An editorial is the voice of a newspaper.

3. Editorials can inform readers, stimulate thinking, mold opinion and occasionally move people to action.

4. To persuade is a term which means to criticize.

5. An editorial on criticism aims to immediately see the solution, not the problem.

6. The conclusion of an editorial should be as strong as its introduction as it re-emphasizes the stand of the publication on a certain issue.

7. In writing an editorial, be precise. Be sure that each word conveys its precise meaning. Use your dictionary and thesaurus.

8. In writing an editorial, the writer can either use a quotation, question or narration in order to catch the attention of the reader.

9. The conclusion of an editorial can be in the form of advice, challenge, command or just a rounding out or a simple summary.

10. Political endorsements are good examples of editorials of persuasion.