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The role of the speech opener.

A great opening line serves three purposes. First, to attract the attention of the audience and stimulate the curiosity of the audience; Second, outline the main points of your presentation; Third, make it clear to the audience the need to listen to you.

1.Intriguing beginning.

The main purpose of an opening statement is to win the attention of the audience. Since the audience's first impression of a speech is quickly formed, if the opening line doesn't appeal to them, then the rest of the speech will just go to waste. Examples:

Imagine it's 2050. You're 65 years old. You've just received a letter and open the envelope and inside is a check for $100,000.

No, it's not what lottery you win. You can't help but frown when you realize that the strategy you've invested a small amount over the past 40 years is now finally paying off.

2.Outline the main points.

Within seconds of starting your speech, the audience should have a good idea of what you're going to talk about. Don't let a few jokes or illustrations lead you off topic and leave your underlying goal behind.

For example, today I will ask you three questions that will help you manage your finances. First, how do you make money? Second, how do you invest? Third, how does small money make big money?

3.Make clear to your audience why they are listening to you.

Even if you've captured the audience's attention and clarified the topic of the presentation, you have to tell the audience why they should continue.

For example, figuring out the answers to these three questions can indeed lead to unexpected benefits. You only need a small investment, a rigorous attitude, and you can make $100,000.

Techniques for opening remarks.

The opening sentence of a speech is only a few sentences, and a longer speech requires a few paragraphs. How do you effectively engage your audience, get the topic in, build trust, and get to the point in a matter of minutes? Here are six tips that have been tried and tested, so give them a try:

1) Speak amazingly; (2) ask questions; (3) use humor; (4) set up suspense; (5) tell a story; (6) Build trust. Not every one of these tips will work for every presentation or occasion. However, you're sure to find at least one of these tips that will make a difference in your next presentation.

1.The words are amazing.

Distinguished guests, dear ladies and sisters, girls and children on the scene: good evening, everyone! Today, we gathered together, stepping on the quiet bell of the New Year, ushered in a peaceful, peaceful and energetic night, first of all, on behalf of the hotel president and all the staff, I would like to express my warm welcome and heartfelt gratitude to you!

Thank you for choosing to spend time with us and carnival together during this special festival!