Giving Persuasive Presentations
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The document provides tips for creating persuasive presentations that engage audiences and keep them awake. It recommends focusing presentations on the audience's needs, making ideas sticky through simplicity, unexpectedness, concreteness, eliciting emotion and storytelling. It also suggests controlling and organizing information through a roadmap, cutting unnecessary information and planning a powerful ending. Finally, it advises engaging audiences through being conversational, creating rapport, showing enthusiasm and maintaining eye contact.
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Giving Persuasive Presentations
- 1. Preparing and Delivering Persuasive Presentations Lisa A. Sisco, Ph.D .
- 2. More than 70% of business professionals admit they’ve either felt sleepy or dozed off during an “uninteresting” business presentation.
- 3. College students regularly fall asleep during class presentations.
- 4. According to research into the human brain, most people are easily bored.
- 6. What are most presentations so darn boring?
- 7. It’s all about ME.
- 10. Will YOUR presentation put people to sleep?
- 11. or grab their attention?
- 12. The secret of a powerful presentation . . .
- 13. It’s not about you at all. It’s all about THEM (your audience).
- 14. A powerful presentation will focus on your audience and their needs from the very beginning . . .
- 15. So how do we make presentations that will dazzle our audience (or at least keep them awake?)
- 16. Here’s what you can do . . . . PART 1: Make your ideas sticky. INNOVATION
- 18. Frame your information in a way that will get people’s attention and keep it.
- 19. Six principles of sticky ideas . . . 1. Simplicity
- 20. So, focus your information on a single, memorable point
- 22. 3. Concreteness
- 24. 4.
- 25. 5. Elicit Emotion
- 26. Stories 6. Tell a Story
- 27. Here’s what you can do . . . . PART 2: Control and organize your information DISCIPLINE
- 29. Cut unnecessary information.
- 30. Plan a powerful ending.
- 31. Here’s what you can do . . . . PART 3: Engage your audience. RAPPORT
- 32. Be Conversational 2. Delivery
- 33. Create Rapport
- 35. Maintain Natural Eye Contact and Body Movement
- 36. Be Yourself
- 40. Minimize speaking anxiety . . .
- 41. Practice . . .
- 42. Practice…
- 43. Practice.
- 44. And be prepared.
- 45. Appropriate Technology And a low tech backup .
Editor's Notes
- Determine what “sticks” Keep it simple and concrete Establish credibility … Tell a story
- A rubric helps to objectively define your desired performance outcomes.
- Appropriate Technology. Find out what the equipment is available, bring back up files, email it to yourself, use a file sharing website and have transparencies for an overhead. And although the allotted time may not be over, it is good to have a clear ending of the PowerPoint presentation so the attention can be turned back to the audience to answer questions, take comments.