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How to use 'Alliteration' to supercharge your Public Speaking - 02
In this episode I share a public speaking tip called 'Alliteration'.
This is where you combine two or more words in your speech that start in the say same.
For example: 'Dirty Dancing', 'Sweet Song', 'Blue Bird.
It is easy to add alliteration into your speeches and feels like music to the ears of the listener, because your speech will sound more structured, fun and engaging.
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By David Murray: Public Speaker and Public Speaking CoachIn this episode I share a public speaking tip called 'Alliteration'.
This is where you combine two or more words in your speech that start in the say same.
For example: 'Dirty Dancing', 'Sweet Song', 'Blue Bird.
It is easy to add alliteration into your speeches and feels like music to the ears of the listener, because your speech will sound more structured, fun and engaging.