| MODULES | OUTCOMES | 
| Speech writing |  | 
| 
Identify the core messageFollow a structureInclude the key elementsNot an essayOratorical devicesFull script or notes/cards | 
Understand that it is not an essayKnow the kind of structure to followBe able to draft a speech outline | 
| Blank page to first draft in 15 minutes |  | 
| 
Importance of a sexy titleIdentifying the core messageMining your brain for contentSimple structures to followFirst draft from speaker’s notesWhen you have more time | 
Draft a speech or presentation from scratch in 15-20 minutesHave a sample draft to serve as a template | 
| Sequence of Persuasion |  | 
| 
How persuasion works in writingThe sales approach that never failsUnderstanding AIDAConnecting persuasion and structureMaking your own message persuasive | 
Understanding persuasion in writingKnow the sequence to followImprove chances of more successful presentations | 
| Use of Structure |  | 
| 
Why structure worksText based on simple structuresUnderstanding how people receiveImportance of transitionsAiding listeners’ recall | 
Better understanding of connecting with an audienceEasier to remember the speech or presentation | 
| Writing a sales letter |  | 
| 
Purpose and styleWriting a headline and subheadsLong copy or short copy?Crafting the openingSequence of persuasionLanguage: trigger wordsDrafting a sample letter | 
Know the errors to avoidUnderstanding the role of headlineHave a sample to followMake more sales | 
| Press releases |  | 
| 
Developing media relationshipsWhat journalists expectFocusing on core messageDrafing a sample press releasePreparing soundbites | 
Understanding how to structure and draft a press releaseHave an actual sample as a template | 
| Presentation script |  | 
| 
Telling the right storyAvoiding the linear approachIdentifying your added valueWhat outcome are you seeking?Reception not transmission | 
Building a presentation with clear objectivesUnderstand audience targetingFollow a defined structureImproved success rate | 
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