Training & Speaking · Topic 04

How to Write for the Ear — Not the Eye

Broadcast writing craft for people who have to be heard: talks, interviews, videos, podcasts and internal messages that land the first time.

Mark Albert leading a storytelling workshop
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What you walk out with

You rewrite your own material using newsroom rules, and hear the difference immediately.

  • Short sentences that carry one idea
  • Numbers an audience can picture
  • Openings that earn the next ten seconds
  • A read-aloud edit you can use forever
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The newsroom test

A listener can't scroll back. We replace insider vocabulary with the words your audience would use—counting instead of tabulation, people instead of stakeholders—and cut anything a reader has to re-read. If a sentence needs a second pass on the page, it is already lost on the ear.

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Who it's for

Business owners, speakers, authors and communications staff who write their own scripts, talks, videos or announcements.

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How it runs

A hands-on storytelling workshop for teams and conferences, or private coaching on a specific talk, launch video or announcement.

Next step

Bring us in before
the pressure is on.

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