Plan your first impression - answer the "tell me about yourself" question by emphasizing what makes you relevant and interesting for the job.
Sell your strengths - highlight your top three reasons why you would be great for the job, and use facts and quotes to communicate your accomplishments.
Prepare speaking points - don't script responses word for word, but prepare bullet points for commonly asked questions to stay in control of your message.
Show enthusiasm for the role - express sincere excitement for the job itself, and explain how you're uniquely qualified and motivated to succeed.
Tell a good (short) story - use a backstory, highlight your actions and outcomes, keep it under two minutes, and use "I" instead of "we" to make your story engaging and concise.