# 5 Ask What?” – “So When polled, most people attending presentations say that is too much information in the presentations. Audiences are overwhelmed. How do you determine what to put in and what to take out of your presentation? Use the What?” rule What will “So – really change the outcome of your presentation or their understanding of your topic? Ask yourself . . . So what if I don’t include that bullet So what if I don’t include that slide? So what if I don’t include all those words? So what if I don’t include that section? # 6 Simplify Your Slides – Reduce Your think headline copy – Replace Your Words with Pictures Rework Steps into a Diagram Redesign Tables into Graphs # 7 Stop Boring Your Audience – Your audience is bored. They may have seen a presentation like yours before. You have to make it interesting. Here are some easy ways to create interest.
# 5 – Ask “So What?” When polled, most people attending presentations say that is too much information in the presentations. Audiences are overwhelmed. How do you determine what to put in and what to take out of your presentation? Use the “So What?” rule – What will really change the outcome of your presentation or their understanding of your topic? Ask yourself . . . So what if I don’t include that bullet So what if I don’t include that slide? So what if I don’t include all those words? So what if I don’t include that section? # 6 – Simplify Your Slides Reduce Your – think headline copy Replace Your Words with Pictures Rework Steps into a Diagram Redesign Tables into Graphs # 7 – Stop Boring Your Audience Your audience is bored. They may have seen a presentation like yours before. You have to make it interesting. Here are some easy ways to create interest.
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