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Why struggle guessing, when this persuasive speech sample will outline and demonstrate exactly what is needed in a persuasive speech. This is how to write the speech that persuades. This persuasive speech sample demonstrates how the persuasive speech Outline is actually used to create a compelling, persuasive speech.
It's A B C D E
Note how firstly, the Attention of the audience is gained, how the speaker Bonds and links to each audience member by creating "hooks" into their everyday experience.
The exact hooks depend on your audience research.
There is the establishment of the Speaker's Credentials, identification of the speech's Destination, or outcome and finally, an Explanation of the Map to get to the destination.
It's as simple as A B C D E !
Note also how the speech is built,
A Persuasive Speech SampleA. INTRODUCTION "Tells your audience what you are going to tell them" and establishes the foundation for your speech. A good Introduction 'draws the map' for the journey. For a Persuasive Speech an Introduction consists of
1. Attention-Getter:
A statement, visual or sound
Who here communicates with others? Today, I want to describe to you what I call the 8th Wonder of the World. This wonder is right up there with the Pyramids, with the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, with the Collossus of Rhodes. It is not though of the ancient world. It is though a marvel of engineering and cooperation amongst the nations of the world. Today as well as the telephone, I use the Internet, I use eMail. The Internet is a way of connecting computers together around the world using the telephone cables. eMail is electronic mail that is distributed across the Internet. Putting these together, I can almost communicate anywhere anytime. Did you know, that "the number of emails sent on an average day was approximately 10 billion in 2002 and by 2005, this amount is expect to triple to 35 billion emails sent each day" (Source: IDC news release, 'Email Deluge Continues With No End In Sight, IDC Says': October 10, 2000) Do you know that they are all asleep in Australia? Last year I rang to ask a business question to only get the night security guard. It was good of him to take my call. Now I email at any time and receive the needed information back as soon as the other office is open.
2. Bond > Link-to Audience: Identify a personal connection in the audiences' life, eg their use of the 'device' or system, or their emotional experience (grief and sorrow, happiness).
How many here use the telephone to connect with another? Today we use a large amount of technology to live, communicate, and relate. To speak with another: devices like the telephone, mobile telephone or cell phone. To access information: television, cable TV, satellites, global computer networks To bank: we use ATMs To travel: vehicles, planes and trains To get to a destination: Global positioning systems (GPS) guide airplanes. We use technology every day to live. Think of your kitchen, car, office, cinema, your local shopping centre. Think of the technology you use, you rely on. What would it be like WITHOUT technology in our day?
3. "Credentials" of Speaker (Credibility): Demonstrate how you are an 'expert' through your own use, experience or study.
I use eMail every day in my work, my business and for personal communications. I discovered eMail when I was studying many years ago. It was used as THE communication medium between the lecturers and between colleagues in my study team. We relied on eMail.
4. Destination / Objective Sentence: State clearly why you are speaking at this moment. State your Goal, Thesis or what you expect as an Outcome. State your Destination. An example may be .. "This evening/today
Today, I want to share my insights into this amazing communication method, and convince you of its hidden potential, in YOUR life today.
5. Explain my Map to my destination > Preview of Speech: Briefly outline what you will cover in your persuasive speech. This is where you will ... "Tell what you are going to tell them"
What will we look at in the next few minutes?Firstly, a quick look at how the internet and eMail has shrunk the world.Secondly, how business has been revolutionised, andThirdly, how personal relations are enhanced by these new technologies, that's right, personal relations! Who ever thought a computer would help relationships. Transition: A transition is how you move from one section or point to the next. It is a linking idea. You could say ... "Let's begin by ...", "Let's start with ..." or I prefer "Let's consider ..." The Internet runs on energy: on electricity.How fast does electricity flow? How fast does a light switch turn on when you switch it? How fast does sound come from a radio when it is switched on?Let's now switch on email.
B. BODY of your Speech The Body of your speech is where the detail is found and is best contained in THREE points (you can have more, but don't confuse your audience). For a Persuasive Speech, this is where you will ... "Tell them" 1. Main Point #1 State Point 1 State a Reason Give an Example Restate the Point
Transition: Create a linking statement to Point 2. As the world shrinks through communication technologies, it must be easier to do business. 2. Main Point #2 State Point 2 State a Reason Give an Example Restate the Point Transition: Create a linking statement to Point 3 The Internet and eMail can even bring friends closer together. 3. Main Point #3 State Point 3 State a Reason Give an Example Restate the Point
Transition: Create a linking statement to the Conclusion, eg "Let's summarise ..." or "Can we consider these main points ..." The Internet and eMail has shrunk the world, enabled more timely business to occur and can enhance personal relationships and friendships. C. CONCLUSION "Tell them what you have told them"
1. Again state your destination >
Today we have explored a powerful vehicle called the Internet, and an effective tool for communication called eMail. Today you have heard of the amazing hidden potential that eMail can bring to YOUR life. 2. Restate main points:
State Point 1 The world is indeed shrinking with the advent of email. State Point 2 eMail has revolutionised business. Business can now literally operate at the speed of light. State Point 3 eMail enhances personal relations eMail can explode personal relationships in a new dimension. 3. Call-to-Action: eg "I encourage you to ...", "Let's all contribute ..." , "... sign now ...", "make a decision now to be involved ..." Connecting up to the Internet is simple today. Decide to communicate TODAY. It is time to get eMail. 4. Decision-Maker (Clincher - optional): "Coming around is the petition ..." "Being passed from the rear is a bag for your contribution to this noble cause, dig deep ..." I am so excited by this technology, that today I have a FREE Internet Starter Kit available for you. It is being handed out now. Take this free sample, there are no strings and no obligations. Read over the attached sheet accompanying the CD. My number is there, give me a call if you get stuck or have a question. There is no charge, as I simply know you can use this 8th Wonder of the World. The best way to find out if eMail is of any value to you, is to give it a go. It's time to get with the action. Get into eMail. Explore this modern 8th Wonder. Send an eMail message to a friend, a son or daughter, to a grand-child. Surprise them.
You will be amazed.
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The above persuasive speech Sample uses an Outline that is tried and tested and used by me personally. It is guaranteed to work especially if accompanied by the other resources from this Website. This persuasive speech Sample will help you to see how the Outline is used. Be patient, it takes time to write a good speech and YOU can do this, as all the tools you need are here on this Website, and growing every day. Start with this persuasive speech Sample, then have another look at the persuasive speech Outline in summary form. YOU can do this, after all YOU are here undertaking this research right now into a persuasive speech sample. If on the other hand you would like a speech in your hands within 60 seconds and THEN use the other resources on this site to DELIVER your speech then call in your Speech Writer ... and have your speech written for you? Right, I have my persuasive speech Sample, so what do I do now? This Sample and YOUR speech are composed of mere words. Words alone do not make a speech. The DELIVERY of these words will pack your speech with POWER, and PERSUASION. Check out the DELIVERY of YOUR Speech. This is where the structure and words are given steroids as YOUR DELIVERY empowers your words, empowers the structure, and YOU PERSUADE your audience. Do you need humor for YOUR speech? The best most original, guaranteed to cause smiles to raucous laughter comes to you from How To Be Funny.
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