Text Analysis & GenerationCommunicationPublic Speaking

Write a Public Speaking Outline

Produce an audience-specific speech outline from Topic, Audience, and Key Points, with strict section order, concrete supports, clear transitions, and no new points beyond inputs.

Prompt Content

Create a detailed, audience-tailored speaking outline from the inputs. 1) Base the outline on: • Topic: Topic • Audience: Audience • Key points: <key-points> Key Points </key-points> (treat as a list) 2) Return only the outline in this exact order: 1. Title 2. Audience & Objective (1 sentence) 3. Introduction • Hook (1 line) • Relevance (1 line) • Credibility (1 line) • Roadmap (list main points) 4. Main Points For each key point: • Heading: Main Point N - rephrase the point • Claim (1 sentence) • Support (2-3 bullets: data, example, or story) • Transition (1 sentence) 5. Conclusion • Recap (bulleted) • Call to action (1-2 lines) • Memorable closer (1 line) 3) Make phrasing clear, specific, and suitable for the audience. • Output only the outline; no explanations or meta text. • Do not invent new points; expand only those provided. • Keep supports concrete; avoid vague statements. <example> Main Point 2 - Streamline onboarding Claim: Our new workflow reduces ramp-up time for new hires. • Support: 2-week checklist cut shadowing by 30%. • Support: Manager templates reduced email back-and-forth by 45%. Transition: Next, we'll cover how this saves training costs. </example>

Variables

Topic: The talk's subject or central message; Example: Leading cross-functional teams through change
Audience: Who will attend and their context or needs; Example: Mid-level engineering managers at a SaaS company
Key Points: Main points to cover (comma- or line-separated list); Example: Clarify vision; Communicate early and often; Empower decision-making; Measure progress