3 speechwriting tips to find the perfect sound bite
Four industry pros share their best practices for writing inclusive, interesting messages that have staying power.
Four industry pros share their best practices for writing inclusive, interesting messages that have staying power.
President Biden addressed the nation amid the outbreak of war in eastern Europe, and as the U.S. attempts to turn the page after two years of pandemic.
A veteran government speechwriter shares a few inspiring tips to capture your exec’s voice—and to improve your own presentations.
Start with an attention grabber, lay out your statement of purpose, and close with a ‘clincher.’
A published poet shares secrets for how to breathe new life into writing projects.
Here’s how the message can move beyond awareness to make an impact on issues that matter to the business and the world.
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Don’t stress out about oozing charisma, crafting a perfect delivery or getting gussied up for the occasion. Instead, focus on knowing and conveying your point.
In this week’s episode of ‘The Friday Reporter’ we spend time with Jean Card, a speechwriter-turned-podcaster who hosts conversations with speechwriters about the issues of the day.
For executives looking to offer a stronger presence in the room or on the screen, these tips can help make these important communicators more dynamic.
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The revered pastor, author and filmmaker offers wisdom on how to connect with your audience and tame public speaking nerves — and find more meaning in your work.
Douglass Hatcher, a speechwriting guru with experience at Mastercard and on Capitol Hill, shows how a good speech relies on structure to deliver an unwavering message.
Gain expert insights into crafting modern messaging from speechwriting heavy hitters who served under President Obama, Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush.
What I learned from Larry Ragan and a thousand other communicators is what I hope to teach the world.