The document discusses the importance of incorporating 'visual silence' in PowerPoint presentations to enhance audience engagement and retention of key messages. It suggests techniques such as breaking up content across multiple slides and using visuals instead of text-heavy slides. The author invites readers to reach out for assistance in improving their presentations.

1. #VisualSilenceAconcept youshould consider foryourPowerPoint slides

2. A good storyteller knows the power of the
PAUSE

3. It says you’re in control.
It shows confidence.
It engages the audience.

4. For some reason we forget the power of silence in
our slides, although it serves the same purpose.

7. Here are
five examples
of visual silence.

13. time to digest information
Visual Silence gives the audience
time to think and reflect
time to listen

14. “But what if my presentation has way more
content than your fancy pancy Slideshare decks?!

15. Don’t worry, it is fully understandable that
all decks can’t have three words per slide.

16. However everyone can have this concept
in mind when preparing their slides.

17. Can you break it up in multiple slides?
Ask yourself
Can you illustrate your points with a visual instead?
Do you need all those points in your slide?

18. At the end of the day you want your audience to
leave the presentation with a key message in mind.

19. At the end of the day you want your audience to
leave the presentation with a key message in mind.
(Make sure that your slides help them remember this message)

21. Do you need help with bringing silence to your slides?
Drop me a line for a free quote.
@damonify
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