Getting Standing Ovation in Presentation
Presentation expert Guy Kawasaki gives out 11 ways on getting a standing ovation from your audience. In the other word, how to get your presentation to a point that audience is loving what you talked and giving you the best recognition you can possibly get:
- Have something interesting to say
- Cut the sales pitch
- Focus on entertaining
- Understand the audience
- Overdress
- Don’t denigrate the competition
- Tell stories
- Pre-circulate with the audience
- Speak at the start of an event
- Ask for a small room
- Practice and speak all the time
Number 7, telling stories is probably the best tips for public speaking. Stories make audience to sit up and listen, and if you can provide story to support your message – then this is an extremely powerful tool.
How to Get a Standing Ovation – [Guy Kawasaki]
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Steve Thomson says on January 24th, 2006 at 11:19 pm
the very first item on Guy’s list has to be the vital one for me. Every presentation has to have a point. You have to have a clear idea of what constitutes a successful outcome for the presentation and strive to take your audience towards that successful conclusion with you. A presentation without a point is…(duh)…pointless!