5 Brilliant ways to introduce yourself on a party With a Bang

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5 Brilliant ways to introduce yourself to a party With a Bang
Imagine you’ve been invited to a ceremony or a party where you don’t know anyone in the room.
You’ve come through the door, grab a drink, and stood there feeling like explosion between your legs
Nobody seems to care and pay any attention to you.
In a while, you start sidling to the door in to escape, or maybe you tough it out and start ‘making conversation’.
Ok, so this scenario isn’t much fun.
Here’s another scenario: You go to the same party. But this time, the host spots you hovering on the doorstep, guides you into the room, hands you a drink and shows you around, introducing you to the other guests.
That would feel a lot better, right?
The difference lies in the introduction.
In the first scenario, you didn’t feel welcome. Whereas in the second scenario, your host connected with you.
When you think of visiting a blog and reading a post, the experience is quite similar. If there is no introduction to the post you’re about to read, you may feel unwelcome and leave.
Journalists call this critical, introductory section the “lede,” and when properly executed, it’s the bridge that carries your reader from an attention-grabbing headline to the body of your blog post. If you want to get it right, try one of these five clever ways to open your next blog post with a bang.

• Be short and direct

This method seems to be especially useful when our expression compelling and descriptive. Note Less is more in some cases.

• The Quirky or funny Opening Sentence or Paragraph

When this is done tastefully (and sometimes not so tastefully), it’s bound to make people take notice

• Ask a Thought-Provoking Question

Avoid any questions answered with “no” or “who cares.” In other words, always make your question relevant to your reader’s needs.

• Ask a Multiple Choice Question

Make your question relevant to the one speaking to. I don’t know about you, but I love multiple-choice questions. It’s like responding to a poll.

• Share a Shocking Fact or Statistic