Concentrate on audiences needs

Short article: ๐Ÿ’ฌ ๐๐ซ๐ž๐ฌ๐ž๐ง๐ญ๐š๐ญ๐ข๐จ๐ง ๐‡๐š๐œ๐ค: Always Focus on Your Audience’s Needs

As you prepare the presentation, you always need to bear in mind what the audience needs and wants to know, not what you can tell them. Your business audience is busy and decisive. It wants concise, no-nonsense information. Presentations often lead to decisions, so your first goal should be to help your audience see why…

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Networking with PowerPoint: Use Your Presentation to Build Your Network

LinkedIn, Xing, your personal blog โ€“ all are great tools for increasing your visibility in the business community. But what about networking with PowerPoint presentations? A presentation doesnโ€™t have to end with the last slide. Engaging with your audience is the key to creating networking opportunities once your PowerPoint presentation is finished.  Networking: What is…

Acoid information overload in presentations

Short Article๐Ÿ’ฌ: Presentation Hack: Avoid Information Overload in Your Presentations

We’ve all heard the phrase “information overload.โ€ People can only store up to 7 (ยฑ 2) units of information in short-term memory. Psychologist, George Miller performed research in which he found what he believed to be the limit of the human ability for processing information. You can find more information about his research here. However,…

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Scan&Paste for Office 365: A Quick Way to Insert Images

Ever had this problem? You have a picture on your phone that you want to insert into your PowerPoint presentation. But to do that, you need to go through a series of complicated, time-consuming steps. And who wants to do that? Don’t worry, thereโ€™s a quick and easy solution: the Scan&Paste add-in for Office 365…

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Virtual Presentations: How to Be a Success!

Virtual presentations are fast becoming a staple, for many reasons: international business cooperation, faster processes or circumstances such as the global Covid-19 pandemic. Today’s globalized business world operates internationally and in real-time. Itโ€™s a new, fresh way of presenting, and one with endless possibilities.  Once youโ€™ve mastered the initial technical hurdles (and weโ€™re here to…

Handle slip-ups in presentations right

Mistakes Happen: How to Handle Slip-ups in Presentations

To err is human; everyone makes mistakes. But if you handle mistakes and slip-ups in presentations with confidence, your presentation will end smoothly and successfully. Admitting that mistakes happen and have to be dealt with is the first step in creating a recovery plan. By practicing how to handle mishaps in advance, you’ll be well…

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Humor in Presentations: How to Engage Your Audience

Most presentations are about sharing information and facts with an audience. Needless to say, that can get dull, dry and boring pretty quickly. Humor is a great way to spice up your presentation and keep your audience entertained and engaged. With the right amount of humor at the right times, you’ll not only keep your…

Use Your Body Language in PowerPoint

Body Language in PPT Presentations: 8 Tips & Tricks

Gestures and facial expressions play a major role in shaping our communication. This also applies to PPT presentations: A presenterโ€™s body language is a crucial factor in influencing the audience’s response to content and key messages. So, you’ve got great content, slick PowerPoint slides and the latest presentation technology. Don’t forget one of the most…

Use the right fonts for powerPoint Presentations

Fonts in PowerPoint – Get the Best out of Your PPT with the Right Font!

Legibility and style are key in creating a convincing PowerPoint presentation. But itโ€™s not just a stylish font that counts โ€“ text also needs to be organized so itโ€™s easy for an audience to follow. Knowing how to best use PowerPoint’s text boxes and fonts will go a long way in reinforcing the core message…