Presentation Information

Preparation for Your Presentations


(Excerpted From the Jim Rohn Millennium Weekend Event)

Don?t Give Presentations Or Speeches - Give Leadership Talks Instead


The CEO of a worldwide business asked me to help him develop a talk he planned to give to several hundred of his top executives. He said, 'I feel as if I?m Daniel going into the lion's den.'

The End is the Beginning


People remember best what you say last. In a presentation, what people take with them to put into action or to connect with what they already know depends to a large degree on how you end the presentations. So in one sense, the end of your presentation is the beginning for the audience. Speakers often reach their momentum in the middle of the presentation and lose contact with the audience by the end. One of the ways a speaker can ensure beginnings for an audience is by having a strong ending; this article will provide a few simple tips to achieve this concluding spark.

The Presentation After the Presentation


Allowing the audience to ask questions after your presentation is an excellent way to reinforce your message and to continue to sell your ideas. In addition, because listeners can ask for clarification, audience members are less likely to leave your presentation with misconceptions about the concepts you delivered. Because of these benefits, the question and answer period is actually another presentation and vital to most speaking situations.

27 Tips For An Effective Presentation


So you?re not a professional speaker. That?s no excuse for NOT giving a professional presentation.

Move Key Audiences to Actions You Want


How?

How to Make Good Use of Your Web Conference Session


Preperation is vital when conducting a successful videoconference session. Thus there are a number of steps to remember prior to the videoconference session itself:

Sharpening Your Presentation Skills


Regardless of the nature of our job or social standing, sooner or later we will be called upon to make a presentation of one sort or the other. To sharpen your skills, whet your audience's appetite, and educate them, organize your presentation by keeping them in mind. To help you do just that, here are some tips to consider:

Conducting Successful Training Activities


Whether you are training preschoolers in the classroom or executives in the board room, here are 15 premises you might want to keep in mind the next time you're designing training activities.

Tough Talk: Bad News Delivered the Right Way


Communicating Bad News The Right Way

Close Deals in Record Time!


Remember back when the ability to create a slide show presentation using PowerPoint was cutting-edge technology? PowerPoint presentations changed the way that companies and seminars did business. It was easy to take along your presentation material; just grab your laptop and go. Sound and visual effects, fancy screen designs, bulleted features ? presentations had it all.

Tips to Energize Your Presentations


?There can be no knowledge without emotion. We may be aware of a truth, yet until we have felt its force, it is not ours. To the cognition of the brain must be added the experience of the soul.? ? Arnold Bennett (1867-1931)

Show the World Your Wares Easily and Inexpensively


You?ve spent a lot of time preparing your PowerPoint presentations and now you?re ready to show the world all your company has to offer. You set up some appointments for sales presentations with a few members of the local Chamber of Commerce. On the appointed day, you lug your laptop and your presentation to your prospective client?s office and start your show. They?re impressed with what they see and you get the job. And that?s the way things are supposed to work.

Four Different Ways People Process Your Information


There are four different ways that audience members assimilate information. They are: visual, auditory, auditory digital, and kinesthetic. While all members of the audience will process information utilizing all four of these approaches at different times, each audience member will individually will individually tend to rely on one of these approaches more than the other three.

How to Give a Great Speech


As a former owner of a National Speakers Bureau, I have learned from several thousand professional speakers "How to Give a Great Speech." Here are some techniques that I share with my coaching clients who want to become paid professional speakers or business professionals who want to deliver masterful presentations.

More Articles from Presentation Information:
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10


home | site map
© 2005