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Atricle Dump - How to Develop Great Presentation Skills - The Persuasive Presentation
A worldwide investigation has been launched into alleged fuel price fixing by the air freight forwarding industry. Eleven major freight carrying airlines are being accused of trying to fix fuel price surcharges for freight forwarding flights. Amongst the airlines being accused of price fixing are British Airways, United Airlines and Lufthansa.The
4) Target the Audience’s Decision Making Process
A persuasive presentation seeks to change how the audience feels and think. Hence it must be strategically planned and delivered so that you are able to touch the “nerve” of the decision making brains of the audience. You must be able to appeal to them so that they can be moved into action. Without understand of your audience decision
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In this article, I would touch on Persuasive presentations. I think this is the most important kind of presentation because it allows us to close that deal, get that budget we want, sell products etc. In short Persuasive presentations most of the time allows us to MAKE MONEY! Let’s look at the 5 principles of Persuasive Presentations
1) “For Every Action, There is an Equal and Opposite Reaction”
A persuasive presentation always comes with a competitive option. Don’t think that if you are selling an idea or getting a budget approved, there is no “competition”. As long as you are looking to change how the audience thinks or feels, you have entered the competitive world. With every persuasive presentation there are products, ideas, which if accepted, will prevent your audience from accepting yours.
2) A Persuasive Presentation should engage your audience, not dominate and overpower them.
You should not at your first slide come across as “hear every word, see every word and believe every word I say”. If that is the case the audience will automatically shut down. Remember, each and every person in that audience has a unique make up. To change their collective heart and mind you need to constantly read them, adjust your presentation pacing, tone and content for maximum impact.
3) Put Your Audience First
This tie in with the second point above. Before even developing your persuasive presentation you must totally understand your audience. Ask yourself questions like “What can I do to change their hearts and minds”, “What can I do to help them understand, motivate them, get them excited, get their trust etc”. Put your audience first. Start thinking how you can connect with them, not what to put on your first slide.
4) Target the Audience’s Decision Making Process
A persuasive presentation seeks to change how the audience feels and think. Hence it must be strategically planned and delivered so that you are able to touch the “nerve” of the decision making brains of the audience. You must be able to appeal to them so that they can be moved into action. Without understand of your audience decision m
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1) “For Every Action, There is an Equal and Opposite Reaction”
A persuasive presentation always comes with a competitive option. Don’t think that if you are selling an idea or getting a budget approved, there is no “competition”. As long as you are looking to change how the audience thinks or feels, you have entered the competitive world. With every persuasive presentation there are products, ideas, which if accepted, will prevent your audience from accepting yours.
2) A Persuasive Presentation should engage your audience, not dominate and overpower them.
You should not at your first slide come across as “hear every word, see every word and believe every word I say”. If that is the case the audience will automatically shut down. Remember, each and every person in that audience has a unique make up. To change their collective heart and mind you need to constantly read them, adjust your presentation pacing, tone and content for maximum impact.
3) Put Your Audience First
This tie in with the second point above. Before even developing your persuasive presentation you must totally understand your audience. Ask yourself questions like “What can I do to change their hearts and minds”, “What can I do to help them understand, motivate them, get them excited, get their trust etc”. Put your audience first. Start thinking how you can connect with them, not what to put on your first slide.
4) Target the Audience’s Decision Making Process
A persuasive presentation seeks to change how the audience feels and think. Hence it must be strategically planned and delivered so that you are able to touch the “nerve” of the decision making brains of the audience. You must be able to appeal to them so that they can be moved into action. Without understand of your audience decision
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2) A Persuasive Presentation should engage your audience, not dominate and overpower them.
You should not at your first slide come across as “hear every word, see every word and believe every word I say”. If that is the case the audience will automatically shut down. Remember, each and every person in that audience has a unique make up. To change their collective heart and mind you need to constantly read them, adjust your presentation pacing, tone and content for maximum impact.
3) Put Your Audience First
This tie in with the second point above. Before even developing your persuasive presentation you must totally understand your audience. Ask yourself questions like “What can I do to change their hearts and minds”, “What can I do to help them understand, motivate them, get them excited, get their trust etc”. Put your audience first. Start thinking how you can connect with them, not what to put on your first slide.
4) Target the Audience’s Decision Making Process
A persuasive presentation seeks to change how the audience feels and think. Hence it must be strategically planned and delivered so that you are able to touch the “nerve” of the decision making brains of the audience. You must be able to appeal to them so that they can be moved into action. Without understand of your audience decision
Many Westerners who come over to oriental societies have to immediate grapple with one reality - the strong culture and presence of gifts-giving and even bribery that takes place in our societies. It can range from the blatant (Indonesia or Vietnam) to the indirect (China or Philippines) to the “legalised and regulated” (Singapore!).I remembered my first e
3) Put Your Audience First
This tie in with the second point above. Before even developing your persuasive presentation you must totally understand your audience. Ask yourself questions like “What can I do to change their hearts and minds”, “What can I do to help them understand, motivate them, get them excited, get their trust etc”. Put your audience first. Start thinking how you can connect with them, not what to put on your first slide.
4) Target the Audience’s Decision Making Process
A persuasive presentation seeks to change how the audience feels and think. Hence it must be strategically planned and delivered so that you are able to touch the “nerve” of the decision making brains of the audience. You must be able to appeal to them so that they can be moved into action. Without understand of your audience decision
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4) Target the Audience’s Decision Making Process
A persuasive presentation seeks to change how the audience feels and think. Hence it must be strategically planned and delivered so that you are able to touch the “nerve” of the decision making brains of the audience. You must be able to appeal to them so that they can be moved into action. Without understand of your audience decision making process, your goals and objectives of your persuasive presentation will not be realized
5) Persuasive Presentations ask for an Order.
All presentation must have a goal. A persuasive presentation is no exception. If your goal is to sell something to your audience, then you must ASK for an order at the end of the presentation. After appealing to their decision making nerve, asking for an order would allow you to make that sale! Many a times, presenters tell me that they are shy or afraid to ask. No wonder they do not meet their goals.
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