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10 Key Tips for Business Presentations

Public speaking is a skill that all professionals must master if they want to succeed in their respected fields. Whether it is in front of five people in a boardroom or 100 in the audience, if you are presenter the spllight will be on you.

Here are 10 Tips for Giving a Business Presentations:

1. Establish your credibility

  • Short stories
  • Personal experiences
  • Supportive references
Your audience is more likely to listen to what you have to say if they know you are credible.

2. Have a Goal or Purpose

Explain to the audience directly why you are presenting.

The audience can relate to the material and it will be easier at the end to get what you want.

3. Use Supporting Material

  • Stories
  • Statistics
  • Reference research
  • Quotes
Also establish credibility with material that is accompanied by supporting information

4. Emphasize Main Ideas

  • Powerful quotes
  • Images
  • Startling statements
Introduce each separate topic or idea with relavent points that grab the audience's attention

5. Ask Quesions Instead

Ask the audience thought-provoking and rhetorical questions.

Ask a question first to get them thinking about the material in the context you want.

6. Distribute Ege Contact

Make eye contact evenly with everyone in the room, not just the bosses

Secretaries, assistants and other staff members in the room may hold persuasive influence

7. Slow down, don't read your information, and project your voice. Be Confident.

Nervous and inexperienced speakers tend to talk fast, memorize info, and are too silent or loud.

8. Stop Using 'um', 'ah', or 'you know'

Breathe in and not out. Replace those 'filler' words with short pauses.

'Filler' words are distracting and could show nervousnesses. The audience will barely notice pauses.

9 Prepare for a Q&A

Prepare for difficult questions and have your own questions just in case.

You should know your information well enough to justify statements or address concerns.

10. Prepare and Have Fun

Come early, scope out the room, and run through your slideshow

Not only is it a fun, but it will make you more confident when it's showtime.

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