Speakers Need To Learn To Read Their Audience
Speakers need to get good at “reading” their audience so that they can adapt their speech as they are giving it to best meet the needs of their audience
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How To Lie In Your Next Speech
In order to both capture and hold on to an audience’s attention, a speaker can add tall tales to their speech
Using Humor To Educate Your Audience
Speakers who want to educate their audience should consider using humor in their speech to make sure that their audience remembers them
How To Create A Humorous Speech
Speakers who want their speech to be remembered need to find ways to work more humor into their next speech
How Speakers Can Deliver A Virtual Speech
Speakers can now deliver virtual presentations to audience; however, this is a different way of speaking and we need to take the time to master it
How Can Speakers Use Twitter To Make Their Next Speech Even Better?
Speakers need to understand that they can’t get their audience to put their phones away so they should start to incorporate Twitter into their speeches
How Speakers Can Deal With An Audience That Is Distracted
Speakers need to realize that part of their audience will always be distracted by phones and laptops and we need to find ways to make this work for us
What Happens When You Forget What You Wanted To Say?
There will be times when a speaker takes the stage and they forget their lines. They need to know what steps to take in order to regain composure
Make Your Next Speech Better With A Single Sentence
As speakers, we all know that creating a great speech is hard work. All too often we can sit down to start to create a speech and have no clear idea where we are trying to go or just exactly what points we want to be making while we deliver our speech despite our understanding … Read more
Using Rhetorical Devices To Make A Speech Better
When we give a speech, we really only have one main tool that we can use to communicate the importance of public speaking: our words. Our goal is to capture and hold the attention of our audience; however, sometimes this can appear to be very challenging because all we have to work with are words. … Read more