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Add This To Your Script

Name: Add This To Your Script
Uploaded: 2025-08-20T15:01:00+00:00
Duration: 31 s
Channel: Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP
Description: In this instructional segment, Shanli Liu explains how to embed a tone guide directly into a script using simple formatting cues—underline, italics…

20 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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In this instructional segment, Shanli Liu explains how to embed a tone guide directly into a script using simple formatting cues—underline, italics, bold, and all caps—within a word processor like Google Docs. Each visual style conveys a specific delivery instruction for the reader/closer: underline signals a slower pace, all caps indicates emphasis, italics creates a pause or space, and bold can denote importance. By consistently applying these four cues, the script provides clear, visual guidance that helps closers read the material with the intended rhythm and emphasis, improving delivery consistency without needing separate notes.

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You want the script to have a tone guide with it. And so you could have X, Y, Z, W as the words, and you can use the things on a word processor, a.k.a. Google Docs or whatever you type stuff on. You have underline, italics, bold, and caps. And you can say, if I underline, it means slow down. If I put this in all caps, emphasize this. If I put this in italics, create space, whatever. Those things give you 4 different kind of cues for the closer so that when they're reading the script, they know how they're supposed to read the script.