Episode #139: How To Connect Emotionally With Your Audience (Encore)

During this podcast, your Host, Arvee Robinson, teaches 9 ways to connect emotionally with your audience on a virtual platform. In this time of virtual presentations, it can be challenging as a speaker to connect with your audience in such a way that they are emotionally moved and want to hire you or buy from you. It is imperative to learn how to break through the virtual barriers of your computer, PowerPoint, and all the other distractions and make real-time connections. Both you and your audience will be glad you did.

About the Host:

Arvee Robinson is The Master Speaker Trainer, public speaking coach, international speaker, and author of Speak Up, Get Clients. She teaches business owners and entrepreneurs how to use public speaking as a marketing strategy so they can attract more clients, generate unlimited leads, grow their business, and make a difference with their words. Arvee has trained over 5,000 individuals, given over 3,500 speeches around the world and has shared the stage with speaking giants, such as Mark Victor Hansen, Les Brown, Brian Tracy, Tommy Hopkins, Loral Langemeier, Sharon Lechter, and many more. Arvee is the top “How to” trainer in public speaking today. She offers speech coaching, speaker training workshops, and public speaking mastermind programs. Her programs will grow your business and make you money for the rest of your life.

 

For more public speaking tips and public speaking skills, visit https://arveerobinson.com or attend her next LIVE event: http://Milliondollarspeakersummit.com

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