Audience Analysis

In conducting any form of a speech, it is important to evaluate basic information about the audience so that the speech remains concise and effective. Adapting to the audience means understanding who they are, essentially basing the speech on the audience to ensure that they get the most information. In really understanding audiences, it is vital that the speaker do research on the interests of the classmates. Getting to know one another is inevitable, especially for any communication class. To better prepare myself, I have definitely considered my audiences need. I want my speech to be effective. In hopes that my speech is as audience-centered as possible, I have been reading blogs and ensuring that my speech adheres to the responses. Being able to see what my fellow classmates think about each others' posts is a vital resource that helps me guide my speech. I also want to make sure that when my speech is over, I can gain some feedback on how to better the presentation of my speaking ethics. I hope that learning about cooking tips will be appealing to my audience members, as well as provide a good representation on how to make authentic food. My hope is that my speech establishes a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. I want my audience to be pleased with my topic, and find it credible.