How to grab attention

 Here are some ways to grab attention:

How To Grab Attention 

Ask a question: A question can get the audience involved immediately. You can ask a question that's directly or indirectly related to your topic. You can also ask a rhetorical question, which is a question that doesn't require an answer but instead sparks interest and makes the audience think. 

Use a prop: A prop can help capture the audience's attention and illustrate key points. 

Tell a story: Start with an anecdote that's directly related to your speech. 

Use visual content: Break up long blocks of text with images to give the reader a break. 

Use a call to action: A call to action tells the reader to "Do Something" and gets them to respond. 

Encourage audience participation: Encourage the audience to post photos, tweet parts of the talk, or livestream. 

Create useful content: Use simple and short sentences, and include emoji, bold text, bulleted lists, and subheadings to emphasize important thoughts. 

Other ways to grab attention include:

Citing a startling fact or opinion

Using a quotation

Building suspense through narrative

Using novelty

Demonstrating contrast

Inspiring emotion

Presenting information in a logical, sequential pattern

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