How many times have you watched presenters walk up to the lectern and immediately begin their speech or presentation, their eyes glued to their notes or their script without so much as a glance at their audience? Establishing composure is something rarely, if ever, discussed because most people are so overwhelmed by nervousness and fear [...]

Continue Reading Establishing Composure in Public Speaking Posted By : The Voice Lady

The popularity of article marketing has rapidly increased in the past two years. There are two basic reasons for this. First of all it is free. For those new to internet marketing and looking for alternatives to paid advertising article marketing offers an excellent choice. More: continued here

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Writing for the Internet and writing in the conventional way differ only slightly. Conventional writing is much more descriptive than writing for the web. As with all writing, you must know your audience and write about what they want to hear. You will write keeping two things in mind: Know what your audience wants and [...]

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This article reveals some of the secrets for connecting with a stand-up comedy audience very quickly. More: continued here

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Keep in mind that people who browse the Internet are impatient. They click off the material once they read something that is not pertinent to their cause, and they only linger on an article that they consider important and pleasing. More: continued here

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I always wondered why I had a pull towards the power of theatre, or drama as a whole. As I progressed through my career I realised that although I was specialising in drama, what captured my imagination was the power of storytelling in any medium. In my early days though I think I was impressed [...]

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One of the worst things we do as a people is our personal introduction. While the names and the businesses will be different, everyone sounds like everyone else; and, by sounding like everyone else, we dont actually remember anyone else. More: continued here

Continue Reading Is Your Personal Introduction Something Worth Remembering? Posted By : The Voice Lady

Fact #1: Most resumes are boring. The average resume reads like an outline for a term paper. A,B,C, 1,2,3. BORING. Fact #2: Most of us are not born writers and writing about ourselves is extremely hard. So how do you outline all your great skills and assets in an interesting (if not exciting and dynamic) [...]

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Its hard to write a resume. Most of us are not born salespeople. Just mentioning the word sales usually sends a shiver of fear up our spines. Add to this the fact that we are taught from childhood that its not polite to brag about ourselves its no wonder that when youre asked to sell [...]

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Well, if your’re reading this, then you must have some interest about writing online. Until now you obviously have had more reasons NOT to write an article as opposed to reasons why TO write; I can make such a bold statement because every day we sub-conciously make decisions based on weighing the facts. It is [...]

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