Ten Steps to a Great Presentation
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Haunted by the sceptre of a looming business presentation? Follow these ten simple steps to create compelling presentations every time.
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Ten Steps to a Great Presentation
- 1. A Pathway to Prezos Ten simple steps to preparing a great presentation
- 2. 1. Define your playing field
- 4. 3. Set a clear objective(point B)
- 7. 6. Create your opening and your close
- 11. 10. Final Practice to internal audience
- 12. Contact Speakeasy Presentation Training: russell@speakeasy.co.nz www.nz.linkedin.com/in/russellpickering
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- Where will you be presenting?How much time do you have?How many people?
- What are they like and why are they here?What is their level of knowledge?What’s in it for them?What do you want them to do and how might they resist?
- Succinct (one or two sentences)Actionable (define the outcome, not the process)Achievable (in the time you have)Measurable
- This is what will take your audience from A to BBrainstorm with sticky-notesResearch, facts, figures, data, examples, anecdotes, analogies, demonstrations
- Filter the ideas that will best achieve your objectiveAppeal to the head and the heartChoose an appropriate three step patternCategorical, Numerical, Historical, Sales, Chronological, Problem/Solution
- Motivate your audience to listen to you. Statistic, anecdote, rhetorical question, demo, quoteLink close to openingCall the audience to actionPlace close after Q&A session
- As little as possible, as much as necessaryCreate slides that reinforce your message, not repeat itHighlight meaningHandouts are differentBullets killUse quality images
- Ensure you verbalise your presentation. Aim for three timesPractise in an environment similar to where you’ll be presenting
- Streamline your presentation as necessaryEnsure you have effective summaries and linking statementsFinalise your notes or cards
- For high stakes presentationsRole play potential questions