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Slides from a webinar on how to plan, design, and execute an engaging conference presentation for LILAC 2016. What's your key message? How to make it pop? And what makes it stick?

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How to plan & deliver an effective
LILAC conference presentation
Alan Carbery

@acarbery
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http://www.slideshare.net/acarbery

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“Steve Jobs wasn’t a natural speaker. He
worked at it really, really hard.

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want your audience to leave with - one overall big message…
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DEVIL IN THE DETAIL
or, make your message pop

Your slides are the backing singers -
NO ONE COMES TO SEE THE BACKING SINGERS

ENGAGE
YOUR AUDIENCE
or, make your message stick

DO YOU NEED TO TELL THEM
ALL THE THINGS?

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3. Use the Chat box Tell us your name & where you’re joining us from. Is this your ﬁrst time presenting at LILAC? Or are you a veteran? First time attending LILAC?

4. “Steve Jobs wasn’t a natural speaker. He worked at it really, really hard.

5. [His conﬁdence] improved because he cared intensely about the message, the aesthetic, & the look of his brand.” Carmine Gallo

7. PLAN AHEAD

8. PLAN AHEADor, ﬁnd your key message

9. What is your KEY MESSAGE?

10.

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12. Think in headlines - think like a tweet

13. Use the Chat box Think for a few moments about your key message. What do you want your audience to leave with - one overall big message… Share in the chat box.

14. KEY POINTS Rule of 3

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16. Use the Chat box Take some time to think of your 3 key points. What are they? Share them in the chat box.

17.

18. BECOMES…

19. Bring to life the ABSTRACT

20. DEVIL IN THE DETAIL

21. DEVIL IN THE DETAIL or, make your message pop

22. Death to the Powerpoint

23. Death to the Prezi

24. Your slides are the backing singers - NO ONE COMES TO SEE THE BACKING SINGERS

25. Tell your story through IMAGES

26. Fonts

27.

28. COLOURS

29.

30. SPACE

31. THIS?

32.

33. Making your Presentation MOBILE

34. PDF is King

35. ENGAGE YOUR AUDIENCE

36. ENGAGE YOUR AUDIENCE or, make your message stick

37. CONTEXT Provide

38. Avoid the WEEDS

39. Invite your audience to IMAGINE

40. DO YOU NEED TO TELL THEM ALL THE THINGS?

41. toMAYto toMAto

42. THIS?

43. TO THIS?

44. TIME

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46. Questions?

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