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- Ask your test audience for feedback on your talking points. Ask them if they felt your main message was clear and if your talking points were well supported by examples or arguments. You should also ensure your call to action is clear and your talking points end on a high note, full of energy and engagement.
4Revise your talking points before presenting them to your intended audience. Adjust your talking points based on the feedback from your test audience and practice presenting them again.
- You may want to do this in a mirror so you can look at how you are speaking and how you are carrying your body as you speak. Make sure you use confident, open body language, with eye contact, the use of your hands, and good posture. Run through your talking points several times so you are confident and prepared when you present them to your intended audience.
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The best way to write talking points is to jot down the main message of your talk, then list 2-3 points that support your message, starting with your strongest one. Use short sentences to keep your points concise. Incorporate strong keywords and concrete examples to appeal to your audience’s emotions. End by giving your audience 1-2 tangible ways to address the situation.
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