By Featured Speaker Bob Urichuck Let’s face it, people buy from people, particularly people they trust and like – people who remind them of themselves. This is the foundation of a relationship. Therefore it is important for you, as a sales professional, to learn how to quickly build rapport and […]
Is your video intimate or interview? In this week’s video tip, I share the two main ways that you can shoot your video: One-on-one or talking to someone off camera. – – – – – Do you have questions about public speaking? Just ask and I’ll answer in a […]
When I was competing in speech in high school I remember one speech very clearly: The young man got up in front of the room, faced the chalkboard with his back to us and gave his entire speech in that position. I remember being shocked. He was in a competition. […]
By Featured Speaker Davida Shensky For many professional speakers who depended on working with public seminar companies, as an independent contractor, traveling from city to city doing presentations 10 days out of the month doing seminars, they had to figure it out in another way to promote their business and […]
Looking for a creative way to remember the next part of your speech? Tired of the boring, traditional ways of using printed speech notes and index cards? Watch this video for a couple of creative new ways to jog your memory while getting the audience involved, too! – – […]
When you step up in front of an audience to speak, what you are doing is all about the audience. And whether your audience is aware of that fact or not, they will know if you are not giving them your all. Respecting an audience is about many things: Being […]
By Featured Speaker Arvee Robinson 1. Don’t put your entire speech on your slides. Not only is this boring, but your audience will be able to see what you’re going to say. Instead, “bullet” or outline your high points. Remember, mystery creates interest. 2. Don’t read your slides word for […]
