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How To Sniff Out Your Audience Before You Present
99% of speakers don't include a key message when they present. If you want to sell your ideas, services or products, it's vital you included it. Here's how to find the right Key Message.
99% Of Presenters Don’t Use This – But You Can’t Get Action Without It
Want to get inside your audiences’ brains?Cracking the cerebral code is your golden ticket to influence skills. Whether you’re pitching ...
8 Ways To Get What You Want From Presentations
Here are several ways you can create opportunities to secure the outcome you need after a presentation: don't lose the moment!
The Happy Valley Presentation Structure
"I still can't understand why we need this" said Lee.This left Marina exasperated.She'd spent a considerable amount of time listing ...
Flip the Fillers
Want to sound more fluent when presenting? Say goodbye to annoying speech fillers and discover practical techniques to stop using them.
The 3 Principles of Persuasive Speaking
How do you work emotion into a presentation without becoming theatrical? Can you have a factually solid talk without being dry? Here's how to get the balance right...
You’re losing your audience. Here’s why.
Whether your content is carefully structured or spontaneous, it can be easy to lose your audience. Here's how to keep them with you.
A simple structure for Business or Tech Stories
Need to tell a business or tech story but don't know how to structure it? Here's a simple way to put your story together with prompts.
How this trick instantly turned Presentation Panic into Cool Composure
If you don't like how you feel when you present, here's how to change that in an instant.
How to get your message through to mixed audiences
More often than not you'll be presenting to a mixed audience. So how do you keep all of them satisfied? Read this to find out how.