Create a professional PowerPoint presentation on your (business) topic that resonates with the audience and stays in their minds. Perfect your presentation speech to match! In this section, we are sharing many helpful and effective tips & tricks for the creation of your presentation and the associated speech with you. Benefit from the tips of our PowerPoint experience of 25 years!
Here you will find tips on how to prepare your presentation in a target-oriented way, all the way to effective tips on how to create and hold presentations…
For a varied and at the same time professional presentation speech – whether on site in front of an audience or online – use targeted techniques, such as rhetoric, to underline your statements and achieve your goals. Also, use features of PowerPoint to deliver your presentation skillfully. Use the PowerPoint speaker view, or a time display to keep track of the remaining presentation time.
Skillfully assemble your slides and heed our tips to impress your audience with a professional presentation and a perfected speech and achieve your goals.
These issues were addressed in Part 1: Part 1 – From the Start of the Presentation to the Helpful Tools Shortcuts to use of before and during the presentation Accessing Slide Show Help with the F1 key Hiding the dialog menu and context menu Switching programs during the presentation Working with hyperlinks Inserting action buttons…
The more confidently you present, the more you can focus on your content and keep your audience captivated. In this blog post, you can learn valuable advice for guiding your listeners through your PowerPoint presentation. You are probably familiar with some of the tips from this post, but we have some new practices which can…
The second part of this two-part blog post, The 10 Common Mistakes in PowerPoint that you probably never considered while you were presenting. Why make these mistakes if you can easily avoid them? 6. Reading You probably already know that reading your PowerPoint slides is a total no-go and only contributes to monotone and boring…
Your presentation has it hard enough: it needs to succeed in making a good first impression and compete with many other exciting events and entertainment. Every possible error you avoid will only improve the chances of your presentation being positively remembered by your audience. PowerPoint can be a useful and profitable tool with helpful design…
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Last week, we published an article about advice from Chris Anderson, head conference organizer of TED talks. This was published in the Harvard Business Management magazine and compactly summarized from us. In the following we present a follow-up of 6 further tips to consider when preparing for your next presentation. 1. Using PowerPoint effectively Keep…
Nervousness, shyness or a bumpy debate are among the typical fears of giving a presentation. Conference organizer, TED addresses these concerns and has set itself the task of preparing their speakers to excel in presenting. Chris Anderson, TED conductor since 2001, explains in the Harvard Business Manager, how to hold a successful speech. We have…