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Organizing and Outlining the Speech
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Section 3

Introduction

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The Role of the Introduction

The introduction should convince the audience that your speech will be relevant and useful by providing a general overview of what's to come.

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Getting Attention and Interest

In order to win the audience's attention and interest, write a dynamite opening and then give a quick overview of your speech.

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Establishing Credibility

To establish credibility, public speakers should earn the audience's trust and respect by presenting themselves as authorities on the topic.

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Introducing the Topic, Thesis, and Main Points

Provide an overview of your topic, thesis, and main points early on to show your listeners why they should be interested in your speech.

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