Sunday, September 16, 2012
Using Audience Research in Your speech
One concept that really stood out to me this week was the one about using
the audience research in your speech. I understood how to analyze your
audience, giving a questionnaire, and get information such as demographics and
values, but I really wasn't sure what to do with this information. How would I
incorporate this information into my speech? Well first you have to get the
right type of audience data for your speech. There is summary statistics, and there
are direct quotes. Summary statistics reflect trends and comparisons in your
audience, while direct quotes are comments written in response to open ended
questions. Referring to this information in your speech seems like the hard
part to me, But you can use them as an attention getter at the beginning of
your speech, or use it to back up a main point throughout your speech. It can
be very important to use this information in some of your speeches in order to
have a positive outcome with your speech.
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