The Public Speaker's Quick And Dirty Tips For Improving Your Communication Skills

You need to sell your business or product, but you’ve got a lot of competition. The Public Speaker outlines 7 mistakes you can make that kill the deal. Plus - how to avoid them.

Strong letters of recommendation reflect on you and the candidate. Learn how to write a recommendation that gets noticed.

In Part 2 of this series on the latest trends in presentations, The Public Speaker digs into the latest trends in presentation technology. To learn more about recent trends in presentation style, be sure to listen to Part 1 of this series.

Presentations have changed a lot since the age of suits in the boardroom and Windows 97 clip art. Make sure your presentation is up to date. The Public Speaker walks you through the latest trends in presentations.

What can you do to feel more comfortable speaking in a group setting? The Public Speaker has 6 tips to be more confident and participate in group discussion. This is Part 2 of a series.

What is the Rule of Three? What are some examples? How can YOU use it to be more effective in your communication? Questions go to publicspeaker@quickanddirtytips.com. Like what you hear? Help us out by writing a review at iTunes!

Can our minds truly go blank? Why do even the most intelligent people seem dumber in a small group situation? The Public Speaker talks about the science behind this and why it happens in Part 1 of this series.

The Public Speaker gives practical tips for 4 common public speaking disasters. Read about how to recover and move on.

The Public Speaker, Lisa B. Marshall, talka with radio personality Jeff Brown, host of Read to Lead Podcast, to learn the 3 secrets of success radio personalities won’t tell you.

The Public Speaker answers a listener question about the 5 best tips for making conversation with strangers

The use of video and sound in a presentation is a smart way to connect more deeply with your audience. The Public Speaker explains how and when to use these tools most effectively.

Mumblers are often overlooked at work and lack credibility. The Public Speaker has 8 tips and exercises to help you quit the mumbling habit for good. Open your mouth, enunciate, and get noticed.

Mumblers are often overlooked at work and lack credibility. The Public Speaker explains why people mumble and why clear, articulate communication is important to your career success.

Successful companies value soft skills over hard skills. The Public Speaker explains why soft skills matter and how to develop them. Find out why Dan Schawbel, author of “Promote Yourself: The New Rules for Career Success” says average is over.

Guest author and communication expert Carmine Gallo has the 3 tricks that billionaire Warren Buffet used to conquer his fear of public speaking - and you can too!

Does soliciting money for group gift donations make you uncomfortable? The Public Speaker explains why some people choose not to give and how you can make group gift-giving easier for everyone.

Leading a guided tour is a lot like speaking to a crowd. The Public Speaker has do's and don'ts on how to communicate and engage with your audience during a tour.

Preparation and practice are key elements for delivering a strong presentation. In this “opposite” episode, Lisa B. Marshall reviews her top public speaking tips by looking at what it takes to give a horrible presentation. By looking at what NOT to do, doing the right thing will make a lot more sense.

In today’s global economy, there’s a good chance you’ll have to speak in front of audience of non-native English speakers. How can you speak so your listeners will understand? The Public Speaker has 12 expert tips from her personal experience.

How can you improve your public speaking skills, but still sound like “you”? The Public Speaker shares tips from David Candow, The Host Whisperer, that will improve your delivery without making you sound like a phony.