Presentation techniques
Keeping Everything Simple:
Leave out all the unnecessary information, have only the core statements that you want to address. Simplicity helps your audiance to understand you better. There are different definitions of simplicity — sometimes just a few words are enough, while in other cases several bullet points on the slide may be sufficient. Choose what suits your topic best.
Good Start
This method of presentation is all about attention-grabbing. Starting your presentation with a powerful statement, unusual fact or an interesting question will make the audience engage in your presentation instantly.
The pictures, graphs, infographics, and even short videos especially when done by presentation design services are what truly make the presentation, and help you to connect with your audience. A carefully selected visual connects both with your speech and the slide content, making your presentation methods work in complete harmony.
Rehearse
This presentation technique allows you to spot the mistakes and downfalls in your speech and visual part and improve powerpoint presentation.
10/20/30 Presentation Rule
- Your presentation should have no more than 10 slides
- The time needed for the presentation should be no more than 20 minutes
- The font you are using for presentation text (if there is any on slides) is no less than 30 point
Telling a story is a powerful presentation technique for keeping the audience interested.
- Tell a personal story.
- Create suspense.
- Bring characters to life.
- Build up to S.T.A.R moment.
Presentate with your Voice
Speech is the most common method of presentation. When you are presenting, it’s important not only WHAT you say, but also HOW do you say it.
Know your Audience
Make sure that the data presentation methods you are using make your data relevant to your audience.
Back up plan
This one is not only a presentation technique, but a great life technique as well. It’s absolutely normal to be a little worried about the presentation, but you have to instill confidence in your knowledge and expertise with the subject among the audience, and it’s hard to do if you feel fear.
