Types of Speeches: The Information Dump
The key to doing an informational speech well is often in the organization. The flow of facts and information must appear logical to the audience, often building one upon the other.
The key to doing an informational speech well is often in the organization. The flow of facts and information must appear logical to the audience, often building one upon the other.
By Featured Speaker Daniel Hall A book is the ultimate form of one way communication and helps with building your brand and sharing your unique selling proposition (USP). Every writer has a brand of some type. Christopher Moore is a writer who built his brand around innovative and humorous books […]
Are you at a loss when you need to tailor your signature speech for a different length of time … either crunching it up into less or expanding it into more? This week I give you some pointers on how to modify your signature presentation so that it is […]
A demonstration speech is an educational or promotional presentation that explains a process, activity or product. It walks the audience through the keys points so that, after the presentation, they can repeat the process or activity or know how to use the product.
By Featured Speaker Bob Urichuck Do you know who you are? Do you love what you are doing? Do you have what you want out of life? Do you know what you want out of life? Do you wake up and jump out of bed every morning eager to face […]
Every time you give a presentation, you are given a time span within which to speak. Honoring that time limit is essential to professionalism, as well as respecting your audience. In this week’s video, I give you a few suggestions on how to gracefully recover from a blooper during […]
In the context of this series, an entertaining speech is one whose sole purpose is to have the audience enjoy the presentation. The purpose of an entertaining speech is not to educate, inform or inspire … it is to make the audience smile, relax, enjoy and maybe even laugh their heads off.