Public Speaking structures
The first structure of a speech. (Remember the burger)
Introduction
An MC's "voice" to give warmth and enthusiasm
Smiling Voice
Elevator pitch length
60 seconds or less
When do you thank the audience, organizers, and performers in an event?
closing
Important in offline-speaking, ways to make the audience think you're directly speaking to them
Eye Contact
Additional advice: Look into people's forehead's!
Summary of your speech and last message
Conclusion/Closing
A bad habit we do when we're thinking while speaking
Stuttering/doing Hm..., aa...
Elevator Pitch purpose
Next up we have... is an example of
Transition
These movements can help emphasize points but should be done in moderation to avoid distraction.
Hand gesture
An engaging start to the speech to gain the audience's attention
Hook
Tone of your speech, has to be varied during a speech
Intonation
The opening of a business elevator pitch
Hook + Problem
Who is your audience/How formal is the event
Most of the times, you must stand with your feet ..... apart
shoulder-length
Content & Delivery Method
Public speaking voice to make sure you're heard clearly by everyone
Voice projection
End of an elevator pitch must contain
Call-to-action
"How’s everyone doing? Are you enjoying the event so far?" is an example of...
Engagement
Things to include to make your speech more persuasive
Empathy, understanding, authentic story, imagery, etc
You have to make sure you have a good ......, so people can understand your speech
articulation
Things you describe about a product in an elevator pitch
Unique Features & Impact to the customer
Hooks you can do to open the event
Pantun/poems/quotes, facts, questions to the audience, engaging or funny stories
How often should you shift your eye contact in a large audience
Every 1-3 sentences (any number in this spectrum will get points)