The rest of the material Obviously, you need to have some meat in the body of your work to elaborate on what you initially presented. It is good to have at least 3 major points to explain or discuss. If you have more than 5 points, you had better break your material into other sections. An important part of a document, essay or story is the conclusion. You've got to end by summarizing what you have said or by tying together the plot, so that the reader feels satisfied.
Nothing is worse than reading an excellent article, only to have it dribble off in the end.
In conclusion To get your reader's interest, you should have a good title to get their attention, and an opening hook to get their interest. The body of your material should explain your points or plot in an effective manner, and the conclusion should tie it all together to give satisfaction to the reader. So the person gets curious about the material To lead into your by-line A good title has between 3 and 5 words 2. You actually mention your theme in the title To give away the plot 3. If you got all three correct, you are on your way to becoming a champion in writing.