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Arvee Robinson, The Master Speaker Trainer, International Speaker, and Author will give you the tools, and confidence, to become a speaking Superstar in your industry! For over a decade, Arvee Robinson has been successfully training business owners, service professionals, and entrepreneurs on how to use public speaking as a marketing strategy. Get helpful speech training tips from our..
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
Everyone has a unique personality and when you speak in public, you should make sure your audience can see it! You may think that public speaking is about delivering a prepared speech, but it’s important to remember that you are still an individual, even when standing on stage. So how do you let your personality ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
How To Become Known For Your Message! Are you tired of feeling like your message is falling on deaf ears? Do you want to be heard and remembered long after your speech? The key to becoming known for your message lies in developing your speaking skills and crafting a message that resonates with your audience ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
Closing in the virtual world is different than on a live stage. It is challenging. Below are 5 sample virtual closes. Select the one that fits you, your audience, and the time you have to speak.Close #1: Virtual RaffleThis close is similar to a live raffle. On the live stage, you give something away for ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
Should you have a Q and A session? In general, it is an old stale model. When you ask, “Are there any questions?” typically the audience has not been given enough notice and it takes people too much time to come up with questions. Then no one raises their hands, and your talk is over ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
When you deliver a live presentation (in person) that is 30 minutes or less, do not use PowerPoint. In a 30-minute talk it is important to use every minute to connect and build rapport with your audience. When you depend on a PowerPoint presentation, this takes you away from your audience and creates a disconnect. Also, you ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
Rehearsal and practice are the key to creating a successful presentation. That is, the right rehearsal and practice. Practicing your speech while driving in your car or watching TV is NOT the right kind of practice. Instead, you must speak it out loud. Try walking around your office with your speech outline in your hand and ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
The second most important story to have in every speech is your success story. Some call this a testimonial. It’s a success story you tell on behalf of one of your clients. To set up the story, you start with where the client was at before they worked with you. For example, you might state that you had a ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
As mentioned in my previous blog about the 4 stories to master telling from stage, professional stories are the most important story of all 4 of the stories. Think about when you were little and someone read to you. It started, “once upon a time, in a land far, far away…” The minute you heard that, you relaxed ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
Stories are an important element to master and include in every speech. Stories act as invisible selling and they suspend time. You’ll be the talk of the event when you deliver great stories. Stories open the hearts of your listeners which is a direct line to their wallet. When you open their hearts, they open ..read more
Arvee Robinson International » Public Speaking Techniques
2M ago
If you want to conquer the fear of public speaking, you must look at it. We’ve all heard the acronym for FEAR as False Evidence Appearing Real. I believe what fear really is Fatal Expectations Altering Reality. In other words, fear doesn’t have to be our reality. What is fear? Fear is adrenalin going through our ..read more