Four points to watch to be listened, appreciated,remembered by your audience. Few simple tips to keep your audience attention. Public speaking can be awsome experience.

1. Public Speaking
4 prime rules to get the attention you deserve

2. Before we start,
consider that you
are not alone…

3. speaking in public
is the
second most feared thing
after… death

4. There are only 4
major points to
watch preparing a
successful speech

5. Be
Inspired

6. Listen carefully to other
speakers. Watch them
carefully too.
Deconstruct their speech
and use their successful
ideas, tools, disregard what
was not effective

7. Be
Respectful

8. Respect your audience.
Learn about them, their
expectations, background.
You need to address their
expectations.
Not enforce your views.
You may persuade, not enforce.

9. Respect time - Be short

10. Respect your audience by
respecting their time and their
attention.
Kids may drop attention after 15
minutes, adults 30 minutes.
If you need more time, you will
introduce some breaks, or ways
to revitalize your audience.

11. Respect your audience.
Be short.
They will appreciate this.

12. Be
physical

13. Eyeballing Move Voice Stance

14. Eyeballing Make eye contact: they will
follow you, you will get a feedback. They will
feel engaged.
Move You will dissipate energy and tension.
Your speech will come to life.
Voice Modulate voice. Make use of strategic
pauses. Place emphasis with tone.
Stance Keep an assertive, prompt,
positive posture.

15. Be
organized

16. Organization in your speech is like the
skeleton in your body. You may have
plenty of muscles, without skeleton you
will anyway look as a stranded jellyfish.
Plan carefully Beginning and End of
your speech. The first will capture and
prepare the audience, the last will need
to leave a sign.
Both will be short.

17. Keys to organization
Beginning
Clarity
Body
Informative
Interesting
End
Shortness

18. One more point to watch before we
leave…
It seems we retain about
one quarter
of a speech. You do not want your key
messages to be dropped in the trash…

19. Your key messages need to be
Repeated
Repeated
Repeated

20. Hope this helps.
Jacopo Pasotti
Science Communication Trainer
www.jacopopasotti.com
@medjaco