Increased remote working has forced many of us to give PowerPoint presentations via video conference. Find out the key differences between online and offline presentations. Use our tips to win over your audience in the virtual sphere.
Tag: Presenting
Orientation: Presenter view in PowerPoint
The more confident and relaxed you appear when presenting, the more likely your audience will want to listen. In this post, we focus on your security and orientation, as the person standing up front and speaking, and how the presenter view in PowerPoint helps you.
Presentation preparation – Plan well for the right impression
Don’t just hope your presentation will be fine on the day. Be well-prepared – for every scenario – and guide your audience with confidence and calm authority.
Giving presentations
New business pitches, product developments, job interviews or fiscal updates for C-level managers. Presentations are part of most of our professional lives. While delivering a presentation, we want to come across as knowledgeable and self-confident, and impress, convince of inspire our audience. Learn the five…
Your audience’s inner attitude during a presentation
As you present, do your listeners agree with you or do you have to win them over? Learn how to recognize your audience’s inner attitude and respond to it.
Time to talk: Planning discussions systematically
What do you want to achieve with your presentation? Reach a decision, implement a change or excite interest? This goal determines where you want to take your audience by the end of the meeting. The crucial last phase is the audience discussion.
How your voice influences your presentation
Before you give your next presentation, take a look at our tips for using your voice effectively to address your audience
Presentations bring brands to life
When it comes to presentations, there’s what you can call a routine effort – and then there’s real, passionate brand management. Use our checklist to help you big up your brand.
Use orientation to gain and maintain attention
It’s quite simple: If you want your audience’s full attention, keep them comfortable and secure with a bit of basic orientation up front.