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Figure out how they do or do not grab and keep the audience’s attention. Ask others what they remember about the presentation. Describe and analyze your own response to each presenter. Keep only what works even if you have to break your own habits. Don’t be the public speaking equivalent of the advertising dud. Great advertising is all around you. Starting today, become a catchy and memorable speaker for all your audience members by tapping into the wisdom of advertising greats.
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