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How to Develop Audience-Interesting Content
1. Details: Am I including just the right amount of detail?
2. Why does it matter how much detail I include? The MORE the better, right?
3. What is the right amount of detail? How do I decide?
4. Help me more! I still add too many details.
Compare Using the Same Criteria
I frequently see slides that compare vendors, products or systems. The presenter is trying to make it easy for the audience to compare features and then discuss a decision.
Give a Second Conclusion
Don’t let your presentation be the victim of the last question that was asked. Be prepared to close again with a second conclusion once the questioning has stopped.
The Best Communicators Follow a Roadmap
Do you want to get ahead? Be seen as someone who is clear, concise and organized when communicating? Then you must identify your Presentation Roadmap.
Eye Contact is Important for You and Your Audience
Why does everyone talk about eye contact? And does it even matter when you’re on virtual meetings and no one can see your face?
Make A Connection with Your Audience Through Questions
At least four out of ten people in every Get to the Message Presentations Workshop say: “I want to ENGAGE my audience.”
5 Ways to Improve Your Virtual Meetings
Let’s face it, virtual meetings are very difficult to make interesting. Many business people who communicate mostly through phone conversations cannot even use the teleconference so at least everyone can see everyone else.
Breathe
I feel so anxious before I talk, what can I do? Once I stand up, I forget what I planned to say. FIRST, prepare yourself before you speak.