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15 Question Prompts to Know Your Audience Before a Presentation

Step-by-step prompts to help you know your audience and tailor your message for an upcoming presentation.

Determine what to include (and exclude)
Learn to tackle a mixed audience
Anticipate (and prepare for) any audience resistance

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Just imagine if you could…

By improving your communication skills, you can unleash a whole new world of possibilities. From career moves to personal fulfillment, below are just a few ‘side effects’ of mastering effective communication.

Earn respect

You’re taken seriously and recognized as an expert.

Get noticed

You speak up and get noticed during important discussions.

Present with confidence

Your presentations captivate your audience.

Advance your career

You attract promotions by showcasing the value you bring.

Lead with impact

You inspire and lead teams with clear, assertive communication.

Build a positive reputation

You’re known as an articulate and skilled communicator.

If any of these 👆 are on your wishlist, you’re in the right place. Here at Word Cortex, we believe that even tiny tweaks can lead to big changes.

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Hey there!

I’m Anita Ramanathan, the founder of Word Cortex. Welcome!

I help ambitious professionals (like you!) communicate with clarity and confidence.

Nothing brings me more joy than breaking down the art and science of effective communication.

While you might see me speaking on stages or hosting a YouTube show these days, it wasn’t always that way.

For years, I struggled with public speaking anxiety (and still do). I was frustrated by my utter inability to articulate ideas and felt invisible at team meetings.

But things changed for the better when I took a simple New Year’s resolution to improve my communication skills.

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