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Don't Read Your Slides: You have to remember one simple thing, the slides of your presentation are for your audience, not yourself. When you read off your slides, you're basically saying to people that you don't know the material. If you're trying to persuade businesses or your boss, you'll probably not get your intended results, no matter how good your material is. Also when you're reading the slides, you're obviously looking away from the audience, which makes it hard to project your voice. Don't read your slides. Know what is one them, speak to the audience about them. Keep Your Slides Simple: You need to realize that your presenting, not the slides. The worst thing you can do is stuff a slide with text and bullet points. You can't expect people to listen to what you're saying and read such a huge slide of text. On the slides, just keep it simple. Only have the necessary text to highlight what you're talking about. You can always talk about it in more detail, just keep it off the slide. Use Powerful Images: All of us love hearing explanations, but we have a much deeper impact when we see images. Images can really make a point if you present them right. If you're talking about a customer base, it is nice to put a face to these people. It makes your speech more real and the audience will enjoy it much better. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Becoming a charismatic and moving speaker is in the grasp of all people. If you're looking to learn to transform yourself from an ordinary speaker to extraordinary speaker, check out Public Speaking Ebooks. |
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