Five rules for good slides
You can’t help but produce good slides if you follow these rules. They won’t necessarily be beautiful, but they will communicate much better.
Seven warning signs that your presentation sucks, but no one is telling you
It’s not your fault your presentation doesn’t work well. No one has broken it down for you using your own style of speaking and your specific material. But you can change this right now by engaging a speaking coach.
Do you communicate or do you just write?
You can just learn the best methods from very successful web copywriters. The opportunity is there right in front of you. You’ll have to be human, appropriately express your views and ideas and speak from the heart. Real communication. Human-to-human.
Please look at me when you talk to me!
Good eye contact is not enough to give a great presentation, but lack of eye contact is guaranteed to ruin even the best presentation. Making good eye contact with the audience is an essential step to developing trust and credibility to convince and persuade your audience.
What is the best way to start a presentation?
The most important thing to do at the start of a presentation is – don’t start the way everyone else does! Here are 8 ways to get off to a great start.
The 80/20 rule for good presentations
There are three things that will get you 80% of a good presentation. Or put another way – I spend 80% of my time helping people to get just these three things to work. It’s mostly about taking things away.