This presentation’s purpose is to introduce a company to prospective customers. You can change this to suit your company or business. The first thing I want you to notice is the title of the presentation. I used a unique headline to get the audience’s attention and to also tell the audience how many points they will have to pay attention to. Using a specific number like this is a good way to provide a framework for the audience. [click to continue…]
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After opening the presentation with the title I then get straight to the point of the topic. This technique can be used when your audience has very little time to spare. Remember it is very important to know who your audience is so you can choose the correct technique for your opening. [click to continue…]
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We are very happy to introduce to you our very first Featured Pro that is not Liam or myself!
Carl Pullein is a professional presentation and English communications coach. He has worked in Korea for nearly ten years teaching Korean business people how to communicate effectively in English. Carl is also the author of a book on presenting in English, which is due to be published this year by Dasan Books, as well as the blog Present in English (www.presentinenglish.com). We hope you enjoy and learn a lot from what Carl has to teach you. [click to continue…]
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In this presentation tip video, I’m going to talk about some things you should never say when giving a presentation. Have you ever wanted to give your audience a reason for why your presentation might not be good? Well, this is a huge mistake! [click to continue…]
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I’ve noticed that it’s not easy to find great tips on introducing yourself, especially video samples of how to introduce yourself. And since this is really important to do this well in a presentation, I decided to share with you a fantastic and simple technique to introduce yourself. [click to continue…]
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