The one thing you can do to make any kind of writing memorable is to make it more visual.
Steven Pinker explains why:
"Language is a means to an end of getting people to appreciate what the ideas you're trying to convey are, which are not just a string of verbiage. And those ideas very often are visual."
"Allowing your reader to be able to form a mental image based on what you're writing is the next key to good writing."
"Don't talk about a level or a perspective or a framework or a paradigm or a concept, all of which mean a lot to you in your day-to-day work, but no one can form an image of a paradigm in their mind's eye."