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Communication Strategies

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COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES

By: Brynn Hirsch
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SOME THIGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

  • Every slide will have
  • 1. A communication strategy
  • 2. What it is in my own words
  • 3. The representative picture set as the background
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SUMMARIZING MAIN POINTS

The most important points and facts
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USING STORIES

Tell stories, because most everyone enjoys them
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BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Learn about the topic, and use any prior knowledge you have
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USING QUOTATIONS

Using quotation marks, quote something someone has said
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REFERENCE TO AN OCCASION, EVENT, OR TIME

  • Occasion: Remember special ones, like holidays and birthdays
  • Events: Look back in events you have attended like sporting, concerts, parties, festivals, plays
  • Time: "Remember the time...". Personal or historical
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ASKING QUESTIONS

Engage the audience, make them think
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MOTTOS AND MANTRAS

Wise words to live by
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VISUAL AIDS

Use VA to enhance your performance, to really help the audience understand
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USING SUSPENSE

Leave the audience hanging and waiting until the end
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FACTS AND STATS

Give people the numbers to support what you've said
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PERSONAL REFERENCE

Let people know about yourself, because they may be interested!
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ISSUING A CHALLENGE OR CALL TO ACTION

When you have a request, tell people, and be sure that it is not hard to understand
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THANK YOU STATEMENTS

Thank people, because they like to feel appreciated
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CODE SWITCHING

How you speak or act depending on where you are, and/or who you are with
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VOICE

Your own original voice that reflects their personality
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THE END

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Brynn Hirsch