Presentation Articles

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Richard Reichmann @ Thursday, 17th May 2007 @ 1:17 PM

If you have a business, podcasting has many applications that allow you to get in front of your customers, get your name out there, and ultimately make you more money. It's a great way to boost your business with a very small investment of money and time. If you are not ready to make the leap to full time podcaster, there are other ideas. For example, you can podcast on an area of the industry you currently work in as an employee. Show yourself to be interested in learning mo... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Rodney Daut @ Wednesday, 9th May 2007 @ 4:13 PM

In May 2006 the journal Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy published a research study that proves there is a way to permanently eliminate the fear of public speaking. This research paper described how 36 people who had a fear of public speaking were divided into two groups to test the effectiveness of a fear elimination procedure called The Lefkoe Method. One group was exposed to The Lefkoe Method. The other group went to Toastmasters meetings. After a few hours of... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Richard Reichmann @ Wednesday, 25th April 2007 @ 4:53 PM

Have a script but don't read from it. Listeners can tell both ways: if you are just flying from the seat of your pants, or... all... you... do is speak like this all the way through your podcast. Both ways can be annoying. Put a little bit of music or a related sound at the beginning and end of your podcast. Like parentheses, these just give the listener with audible cues that your podcast is starting and finishing. Host a podcast, rather than simply letting it be a sounding b... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Wayne Messick @ Wednesday, 25th April 2007 @ 1:12 PM

When called upon to speak to a group, it's more important to deliver on the audience's expectations than on yours. What does the audience want? What do you have to do to get invited back? Here is how three speakers on the same panel made three distinctly different impressions on their audience. At a recent industry event, every day was packed with breakout sessions along various specialized subjects. Each session had three speakers and a moderator. The moderator introduc... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Richard Reichmann @ Tuesday, 24th April 2007 @ 12:53 PM

Now you have to get your podcast out into the world to be heard. Many broadcasters to simply podcast for personal interest or to get their opinions out into the world, don't bother to market their podcast. And perhaps, if you have a small and faithful following that might be all you're interested in. For example, maybe you are pastor at a church and it doesn't matter to you other people outside of your congregation hear your podcasts, as long as they are available for your... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Richard Reichmann @ Tuesday, 24th April 2007 @ 12:53 PM

Though it is not a new concept, the telephone meeting idea has gone through many technological changes through the years. It started as a simple office conference call among employees in long-distance locations. Today, technology allows the host or presenter to include training sessions, sales and marketing presentations, Power Point Presentations, videos, and much more. They are becoming increasingly popular as people come to realize the cost savings of a teleseminar com... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Anna Woodward @ Wednesday, 18th April 2007 @ 1:29 PM

Do you like to keep all your paperwork in one place? Then why not sort out all your paperwork and place it in different vinyl binders? Put the vinyl binders in categories and that's it, job done. If you are an organized person you must appreciate the importance of vinyl binders. This is a great invention that helps you keep everything in the right place, and also easily accessible. On the other hand, if you are rather disorganized, you will surely appreciate vinyl binders for... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Kevin Sinclair @ Wednesday, 18th April 2007 @ 12:32 AM

When you are preparing for a speech, the utmost in your mind should be how to grab audience attention. It does not matter whether your speech is to sell an idea, a product or to get people to do something. At the end of it, you need to have convinced them of something. How can you achieve this? There is the usual structure that you need to follow of having an introduction, a body and the conclusion. Another basic thing to remember is to say what you are going to say, say it and say it aga... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Leon Edward @ Thursday, 12th April 2007 @ 8:35 PM

For millions of people, public speaking is a fear that they cannot overcome. Some experts believe that it is because it is the fear of speaking to peers or people who the speaker perceives to know more about whatever subject they are speak about. This occurs even though to become a public speaker, one needs to be proficient in the subject. Even the most seasoned public speaker will get butterflies in their stomach just before their appearance. No one is immune to this. It does not matter ... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Leon Edward @ Thursday, 5th April 2007 @ 2:05 PM

You are an expert in your field and have great experience working for XYZ companies and maybe your own business. As guest speaker however, you now find that despite your expertise and the importance of your talk, your audience seems uninterested; even slightly confused. Here lies the big difference between knowing a subject matter well and communicating it to others effectively. These 10 helpful nuggets should help you get your message across. 1. KNOW YOU AUDIENCE more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By John Khu @ Thursday, 5th April 2007 @ 10:37 AM

Can you stand in front of huge audience and express your self? Most of us have butterflies in our stomach with the very thought of doing this. Apart from few that have natural talent for connecting with other people or had some one who could actually teach them to communicate, few of us get the best results that could from the wonderful communication tools that we are given with most of us are in a dire need to improve public speaking skills. We all have people with whom we have to work t... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By David Little @ Thursday, 22nd March 2007 @ 2:11 PM

This article could just as easily have been entitled "Everybody's talkin' at me, I don't hear a word they're sayin'," but that was already taken. So I'll stick with "Cutting Out the Cacophony." As digital signage technology enters its next phase as a hybrid, interactive medium combining the power of linear content with branching interactive functionality, volume is likely to rise, literally. Hybrid systems increasingly will find their way into... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Stephanie Ciccarelli @ Thursday, 22nd March 2007 @ 7:15 AM

People have been telling stories since the dawn of time, drawing upon their voice to convey their messages to others in their circle of influence. Over the centuries, the art of communicating with other people about a given purpose and the transmission of the spoken word, the most powerful, persuasive, and distinctly human tool in any marketers arsenal, has evolved to the degree that you don't have to be in the same room to get a message across, even the same country for that matter. Geog... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Louis Bonaventura @ Tuesday, 20th March 2007 @ 4:39 AM

There's much more to conversation and communication that anyone could ever realize. You can watch talk shows, listen to radio programs, visit (and participate in) clubs dedicated to public speaking, hold ordinary conversations, etc. Certain rules apply when it comes to interaction through words. It may sound tedious, I know, but even though it's your mouth that's doing the work, your brain works twice as hard to churn out the information. So what better way to start learning ... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By David Little @ Wednesday, 31st January 2007 @ 4:01 PM

I recently received an email from a friend that made me think about how important accuracy is when communicating on a digital sign and how difficult it can be to attain. The email said in part: "I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid Aoccdrnig to rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is that the frist and lsat ltteer be in... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Zhang Xiao Hong @ Tuesday, 30th January 2007 @ 12:02 AM

Trade show promotions give you an opportunity to display and demonstrate your products and services. Believe it or not everyone is capable of developing and displaying good presentation skills. For a lot of people, making a presentation at the annual trade shows can be a frightening and uncomfortable thing to do, however with some simple tips any such fears and anxieties can be replaced with confidence and even make the whole experience very enjoyable. Let's now explore some fundame... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Wycliffe Williams @ Wednesday, 24th January 2007 @ 1:57 PM

In order to learn how to set up the format for a reference letter in the litigious culture of today, many important factors must be taken into consideration. If you approach it from the stand point that anything you write may end up in a court of law, you will write an excellent sample reference letter. You have been asked to write a letter of reference letter for an employee. This person values your opinion, and you are glad to be of help. The problem is you are unsure how to go about wr... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Anna Woodward @ Tuesday, 9th January 2007 @ 2:11 PM

Loose leaf binders are wonderful for holding all of your paperwork together in one place. They are great for students as well as businesses. Some people even use them as organizational tools to house their household paperwork. You can purchase them in all sizes, so getting the size that you need for a specific purpose is never a problem. Loose leaf binders also come in a variety of colors. You can color code your paperwork easily, and make it even easier to get your hands on what you are ... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Anthony Samuel @ Friday, 8th December 2006 @ 7:16 PM

Copywriting can be defined as a writing that helps sell or promote a product, a service, or even a person. A well written promotional copy is vital for creating and maintaining your corporate image. A poorly written copy is a pure waste of time and money, and fails to attract attention, fails to persuade audiences, and fails to communicate the benefits of your organization. Slogans, leaflets, advertisements, brochures, and jingles, among others, are excellent examples of copywriting. Imp... more...

Business » Communication » Presentation | By Norio De Sousa @ Monday, 23rd October 2006 @ 11:11 AM

A lie often feels better than the truth. That is particularly true when you run your own small-business and things aren't going right. It's just so much easier to make something up than to admit that you made a mistake. Big corporations have big names to hide behind. When they lie to the world about their great service and wonderful products, people will still buy from them because they know the brand. It's almost as if we think to ourselves, "they are too big to le... more...