Define a Speech! 

Speech categories range from wedding toasts to formal debates, from retirement kudos to sales pitches or elevator speeches. They might be for a class you are teaching or to present a business plan. Perhaps, yours is about a topic for which you have great passion, and you want to persuade others to adopt your point of view. Maybe you want to summarize a life story for an audience. If you provide training, speeches are only part of what is involved. You might even have to write Help Desk scripts. If you don’t want to speak, you can turn a PowerPoint into a video, and let it do the talking for you.

When you engage me for help, the speech can be of any length or complexity. You may choose whether we use the magic of  PowerPoint (or similar) presentations, submit the text in typed format, or utilize some combination of styles and techniques.

A one-hour initial consultation is free!

Why Should I Pay Someone To Write A Speech?!

Because creating speeches is HARD WORK and takes a lot of time.

You already know that, which is why you’d like some help! 

Here’s what we do for you.

What is your topic and how can we make it both persuasive and forever memorable?

Speeches & Classroom or Training Presentations – Some Guidelines

We’ll discuss the details of your speech assignment by asking these important questions:

• What is your primary goal?
• When, where, and for how long will you speak?
• Will there be a question and answer period; will you take questions during the talk?
• Who are your listeners (interest group, age, ethnicity, educational background, professionals, lay people, etc.)?
• How many people are expected to attend?
• What is their probable attitude towards your point of view? Positive? They are not sure what to think? Negative?   Why?
• What topics are appropriate for the occasion?
• Which topics or perspectives interest you and would be of interest to your listeners?
• What are the primary 1 – 3 things you want people to remember a week later?
  

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We’ll Research the Topic of Your Speeches

By Looking For Relevant:

• Background information
• Charts
• Comparisons
• Definitions
• Descriptions
• Developments (Recent or historic)
• Evidence, Facts, Examples, Statistics
• Graphics
• Humor
• Music
• Opposing opinions, beliefs, arguments, values, and policies, if applicable.
• Perspectives
• Policies
• Quotes
• Statements
• Trends
• Videos

Your speech can be as long or short and as fancy or simple as you like it. Let’s talk about it in my complimentary initial consultation.

Do It The Write Way!  Let My

Fingers Do Your Talking!