Having a professional introduction is vital to any presenter—either full time or part time. In this episode I’ll give you a really important tip that you’ll want to put into place immediately.
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Ready to hit the stage? Get on that platform? In this tip, I’ll share the importance of warming your voice up. If you have trained theatre experience, you probably know about the importance of warming up that voice with voice exercises. Here are some of my favorite vocal warm-ups: A box of biscuits, a box of biscuit…
Many of us complain about the United States Postal Service—but this week I’d like to share an INCREDIBLE tip if you are a speaker, performer or “solopreneur”—or even run a small business. The United States postal service has a program called, Informed Delivery. You’ll want to take two minutes this week to discover this…
In this episode we’ll look at the all important “Contract Rider”. Even if you aren’t “full-time” and you think that having Rider to your contract isn’t important…I hope you’ll take a listen. Let’s look at why should you have one; Is it important? What should it do? How can you do it effectively—with out…
Here’s a tip to keep you sounding professional in every venue you do. Bring your own mic. A wireless microphone is three parts—a base receiver (that plugs into the sound board), the belt pack, and the mic itself. You’ll want a professional mic, and one that you change the frequency on, to eliminate interference….
In this episode, I’ll share with you a very simple action that will make the world of difference in your customer/client service. Everyone—part-time, full-time, or some-time, should use this technique to build satisfaction with your client base. Take 2 minutes…to become better! Thanks so much for listening! Please subscribe and review on iTunes. Also,…
If you’ve ever seen any using an iPad while they are speaking, you may have noticed the brightness of the screen being reflected in their glasses, or on their face. From the audience point of view, it is distracting—and it’s not necessary. Here’s a way to “invert” the colors so that won’t happen to you….
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Sound like they will be good… liked the intro one!
Thanks for listening, Greg!
I add my web address to the ‘back’ of the introduction. So when the emcee is reading your introduction, your contact web is seen by the audience.
Toby—thanks for the input! Good idea!
David Hira has a fantastic introduction that he freely shares from The Magic Word Podcast you can download as a PDF in this link
https://www.themagicwordpodcast.com/scottwellsmagic/david-hira
Thanks, Mark! I’ll check it out!