Hey, it’s Carl Kwan here… In this video I’m going to talk about an easy three step method to awesome presentation content. So why is this so important to you? Now, one thing really critical for you to remember is that people do not want to listen to your presentation because they have a lot of better things to do. For example, they got to work, they got to do Facebook, Twitter, Email, whatever… they’re distracted.
And by them listening to you, they’re hoping to get some kind of value from you. So you have to make sure you give it to them so that they pay attention, remember what you said and take action.
So let’s get started… Get a pen and paper and write down the very first thing here. (more…)
Hey there, it’s Carl Kwan here. So in this video, I’m gonna talk about another way that you can use to start your presentation and get the audience’s attention. Now, this is going to be a really cool thing to learn because you’ve never heard this from us before.
And what I’m gonna tell you is that you’re gonna tell your audience that they’re wrong and that you’re right. (more…)
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Is there a magic formula for preparing a self-introduction for your presentations? If you’re like a lot of the people who come to our site, you probably wish there was because so many of you want to know how to introduce yourselves. Or perhaps you wish you could make yourself disappear so you don’t have to give the presentation at all! 🙂
Presentation Magician
But what if you could learn how to introduce yourself from a presentation magician? I can hear you asking yourself, “Did he just say a presentation magician??“ Yes, that’s exactly what I said, a presentation magician! Let me explain… (more…)
In this week’s presentation tip video, you’re going to learn a very cool tip from Instructional Designer and presentations blogger Craig Hadden to help you figure out what to say to your audience when starting your presentation. Craig is going to talk about how to get into the mind of your audience with a simple technique that will help you develop your presentation content faster. The great thing is you’ll also better understand what your audience wants to hear.
Why is all this important?
Because if you can talk to your audience and say what they want to hear, then your audience will pay attention and be riveted to you and your presentation. And it’s a lot easier to persuade someone when you can speak to them and say things they want to hear.
And Craig Hadden is going to show you how. (more…)
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In this week’s presentation tip video, I’m going to teach you a fast and easy way for how to use proper hand gestures in a presentation or when giving a speech. You’ve probably heard different ways you should use your hands when presenting or speaking and you’ve probably been confused by what you’ve heard. Well, I’m here to shed some light on this important, but somewhat confusing topic.
In this week’s video, I’m going to talk about what the heck to do with your hands when you’re giving a presentation or speech.
I’m going to explain why using your hands is important and give you some tips for how to use your hands while standing and waiting to speak and while speaking, so you can look all cool and confident when you’re up there giving your presentation. (more…)
If you want to create a killer looking presentation, then you need to know where to get images that’ll blow the socks off your audience.
Why is this important?
Well, first of all, the more visual your presentation, the more it will be mentally imprinted into your audience member’s brains. The reason for this is because humans are visual and we remember things a lot easier when there is a visual. Remember the old saying, a picture speaks a thousand words? Well, the perfect picture will speak a thousand words and rocket your presentation to the next level. (more…)
