A new list of How to Speech Topics can be found at Speechmastery.com
Archive for November, 2009
How to Speech Topics
Friday, November 20th, 2009New Persuasive Speech Topics
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009There are some new free persuasive speech topics posted on Speechmastery.com
If you need a persuasive speech topic, check it out.
Awsome Ad: Look and Learn
Sunday, November 15th, 2009‘Hi all,
I came across this ad on Noblood.com where I occasionally moderate.
I am not sure if this url will get you in. The ad is not that flashy or fancy. But it is very powerful.
I am not an affiliate so have nothing to gain (although after this posting I will look into becoming an affiliate.
If you cannot get into the site, below is the link to the actual ad with the simple video. Cut and paste to see if it will let you in. Then look for the graphic that looks like someone scribbled the words out.
It says,
1 Tip of a flat belly:
Cut down 3 lbs of your belly every week by using this 1 weird old tip
(Ad is no longer available)
Notice how he leads you into the topic. As you listen, watch what he does to keep you listening. Also watch what he gives away. Then, once giving that information away, what does he do next?
If you create an ad for yourself, do it like this and you will get some serious interest.
Public Speakers: Create a Web Site E-commerce
Saturday, November 14th, 2009If you want to be a successful internet based public speaking business, you need to learn how to create a web site ecommerce channel to attract potential speaking gigs.
If you Click Here you can learn the basic principles.
Speak well and prosper.
Website Promotion
Saturday, November 14th, 2009If your getting started with public speaking and you have a website, here is a Cost Effective Web Site Promotion
Business Performance Management Speaker
Thursday, November 12th, 2009There is a new speaker posted on the Speechmastery.com Expert Specialist Speakers Bureau.
Learn more about Manny and his Business Performance Management public speaking.
Have you heard Manny speak? Weigh in and let us know.
Over Eating Speech Example
Thursday, November 12th, 2009On Speechmastery.com you will find the latest posting. The Over Eating Speech Example
What do you think.
It involves starting with framing the subject as a painful thing then switching to an oppertunity.
Public Speaking Ethics
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009Ethics In Public Speaking Take a visit to the link with an overview of the NSA ethics for public speakers. This is the standard for all speakers to attain.
Health Care Public Speaking: Ulcerative Colitis Glutathione Connection
Saturday, November 7th, 2009If your a health care public speaker, here is some info on the ulcerative colitis glutathione connection./
Anyone can boil down the current information available and published on any health care topic. If you want to wow the audience, consider digging deep to find the evidence based medicine research. Then connect the dots.
I do not think it was noted in the article but a question to ask: is there an association with the latitude and the lack of vitamin D. Do some research. Connect the dots.
Give your audience information that can help them solve long lasting problems, help them connect the dots and be empowered. In so doing, you will have a priceless reward. You will have helped another human being.
Is this Ethical Public Speaking?
Friday, November 6th, 2009Understanding the ethics in public speaking will prevent you from ever being a topic of conversation about ethics.
Consider what Lawrence Ari Fleischer, a former communications director himself said November 2, 20009
“It is a really significant check on Barack Obamma’s first year in office. I don’t think anybody can minimize what it means to the president.”
But wait….back in November 5 2001 at the beginning of the George W Bush presidency he said….
“You have to take a look at off year elections as local elections primarily. It think there is a pretty universal view on that. Typically these type of off year elections reflect local events, local politics.”
Is this ethical?
Remember, there is a philosophy of all is fair in love and politics. Or was that love and war?
In 1578 John Lyly, a renaissance English poet and playwright, wrote in Euphues, “The rules of fair play do not apply in love and war.”
Put political views aside. Was it ethical? What do you think? Yes or No? Consider the exact words.
To help you see the shades of gray in deciding if this is ethical or not, consider …..
Pathos Ethics
Logos Ethics
Mores Ethics
You can find them at The Speechmastery.com Ethics Section.