The Problem-Solution vs. the Monroe's

The problem-solution pattern of organization is establishing a one way communication by a speaker identifying the problem and then provides a solution for the problem. In other word, the speaker explains why the problem matters, and gives the audiences a meaningful and proper solution to convince the audiences. On the other hand, the Monroe's Motivated Sequence pattern is like an interacted organization when speakers organize their speech outline based on the audience center. The pattern follows the five steps: getting the audience attention, describing a problem and presenting a practical and concise solution, allow your audience to picture the results, and make a call for actions. Accordingly, there are many commerce ads are employed the Monroe's patter to reach their goals. However, I would like to use the problem-solution pattern for my final speech because the Monroe's pattern seems not fitting for my topic. Furthermore, if I could effectively employ the problem-solution pattern, I believe it will get the same outcome as the Monroe’s.