This presentation reports the statistical analysis of TED Talks. It reports various parameters which define the success of a TED Talk and similary failure of a TED Talk. It is the summary of the TED Talk "Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics" by Sebastian Wernicke

1. Lies, Damned lies and
Statistics (about
TEDTalks)

2. In a brilliantly tongue-in-
cheek analysis, Sebastian
Wernicke turns the tools of
statistical analysis on
TEDTalks, to come up with a
metric for creating "the
optimum TEDTalk" based on
user ratings.

3. INSIGHTS: “Lies, damned
lies and statistics (about
TEDTalks)” – TED Talk by
Sebastian Wernicke

4. Master the 3 arts:
1.Topic
2. Delivery
3. Visuals
You would ace the TEDTalk
1 2
get-tedpad.com is
your tool. Browse it to
assimilate about the
best and worst
TEDTalks ever!!

5. TED TALKS
ANALYSED
USING
STATISTICS!!
SO WHAT ARE
THE
CONCLUSIONS?

7. Topics to choose from and Topics not to
choose from
List of top 10 words that statistically
stick out in the most favorite
TEDTalks and in the least favorite
TEDTalks.
I. Topics and Words

8. II. DELIVERY
The most favorite TEDTalks are,
on average, over 50 percent
longer than the least favorite
ones.
And this holds true for all ranking
lists on TED.com except if you
want to have a talk that's
beautiful, inspiring or funny. Then,
you should be brief.

9. III. VISUALS
Physical traits
of “most
favorite” TED
Speakers

10. Color plays a very
important
role. Color closely
correlates with
the ratings that
talks get on the
website.

11. TEDPadis a matrix of 100 specifically
selected, highly curated sentences that you can easily piece
together to get your own TEDTalk. You only have to make
one decision, and that is:
“Are you going to use the white version for very good
TEDTalks, about creativity, human genius? Or are you going
to go with a black version, which will allow you to create
really bad TEDTalks, mostly about blogs, politics and stuff”
A TOOL TO CREATE YOUR OWN
TED TALK

13. Employing the Insights into the life of a
Manager.

14. 1
“If you can’t do something
well, at least present it well”
– Bill Gates
The better the company
presents its projects and
approaches, the more likely it
is to get public appreciation
2
Learn from the virtuosos
Analyze the failures more
than analyzing the
successes. Learn, what
those overachievers do in
specific to be successful.

17. Presented By: Charanjeet Singh Ahluwalia
Connect with me:
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