an interesting, eye-catching, relevant title, an intriguing, informative introduction, a concise thesis (claim), necessary background information on the topic, pertinent grounds (reasons) and evidence to back up our stance on the topic. Lead readers through our thought processes with strong transitions and clear thinking, rebuttal of projected counter-arguments/objections, a closing which perhaps addresses all unanswered questions, offers solutions, or reiterates our opinion, and a source page. There are many ways you can organize this type of paper, but a common way is as follows: Introduction.  Include an interesting way to catch the reader’s attention and state the thesis. Explanation.  Describe the topic and any details that are vital to understanding the topic and the persuasive angle. Support for.  Provide evidence in support of our viewpoint.  Don't forget your self-made visual representation. Counterarguments/Objections and Rebuttals.  Acknowledge the opposing viewpoint and offer explanation of that opposing viewpoint.  Then, logically undermine the viability of the opposition’s ideas. Conclusion.  Restate the thesis and lead the reader to think further on the topic.