The arrangement of a piece of work is key to how effective it is because of how it may influence how someone perceives your final product. The ordering of items can affect how the audience views the relationship between them, and can aid or detract from your statement of purpose.
Three effective strategies for arranging are:

1. List the parts of your communication. Figure out what you are arranging. If you've done other planning, you'll have an idea of how to lay out your pieces.
2. Brainstorm different possibilities. Be sure to try many alternatives for your presentation. Invent for the occassion or transform a template to fit your needs.
3. Ask which possibilities best support your purpose and overall strategies. Once you have a couple good alternatives, choose the one that you think will convey your statement the best.