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When some research is included in a speech, the audience can accept what the speaker says as true.

In your speech, try to list many statistics.  The more statistics you have the better. The speaker can even have a main point called statistics.

A speaker needs to be mindful of the pitch, pace and power of his/her voice when presenting.

The 7-38-55 Rule means it’s most important to give attention to the content of a speech because this is what the audience will notice more than visuals and delivery.

It’s good to evaluate each idea as you think of it when brainstorming. This way you will not forget anything.

Who a person is (reputation) and what that person knows (expertise) plays a role in establishing credibility.

Some indications that a reference is credible include: the author’s name and credentials are verifiable, and the presented facts and statistics can be checked against another source.

When considering the use of typing fonts for a Visual Aid, using all capital letters will ensure that the information is clear and easy to read.

The speech conclusion is important because many times

Gestures should be meaningful and natural. Not all hand movements are meaningful gestures.