The document provides tips for giving an effective presentation using slides. It lists "do's" such as using attractive colors to grab attention, leaving a strong first impression, and limiting words on each slide to ten or less. "Don'ts" include including irrelevant information, using crowded slides, delivering an unprepared presentation, losing focus of the main theme, using small fonts that are hard to read, and using visually complex backgrounds. The overall goal is to give a "killer" presentation that effectively engages the audience.

2. DO’S
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FOR A KILLER SLIDES PRESENTATION

3. USING ATTRACTIVE COLORS IN YOUR
SLIDES WILL HELP GRAB YOUR
AUDIENCE’S ATTENTION.

4. DO’S CONTINUED
LET YOUR FIRST SLIDE LEAVE A LASTING “WOW”
MOMENT ON YOUR AUDIENCE.

5. DO’S CONTINUED:
MINIMIZE WORD COUNT.
PUT NO MORE THAN TEN WORDS ON EACH SLIDE.
OTHERWISE YOUR AUDIECE WILL BE...

6. IF SERIOUS ABOUT GIVING A KILLER
SLIDES PRESENTATION
DO THE FOLLOWING.

7. DON’T INCLUDE IRRELEVENT
INFORMATION.

8. DON’T USE CROWDED SLIDES, YOUR
IDEAS WILL BE CONFUSING.

9. DON’T DELIVER A HAPHAZARD
PRESENTATION
BUT
•
• THOROUGHLY FOR A KILLER SLIDE PRESENTATION.

10. DON’T LOSE FOCUS OF THE MAIN
THEME OF THE PRESENTATION.

11. DON’T USE SMALL FONTS ON SLIDES AS
THEY ARE HARD TO READ

12. DON’T USE VISUALLY COMPLEX
BACKGROUNDS.

13. REFERENCE.
• SketchBubble. Do's and Don'ts of Giving a Killer Presentation: Published on May 5,
2015
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