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TLDR:
To have more impactful intros, use these tips: 1) Tell a story
2) Use stats 3) Set the stakes 4) Use images

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4) Use images
In the right setting, a well-selected image is indeed worth 1,000 words. Use them sparingly, and make sure they advance one of the 3 points above -- story, stats, stakes.

3) Set the stakes
Let your audience know they are about to hear something important.

'We are facing a cultural tipping point…a moment where our country is locked in a wrestling match and the outcome will determine our very identity for generations.'