Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Simple Business Powerpoint Presentation Tips

People presumes that making Powerpoint presentations are very time consuming. If you are given a task of presenting data to your employer or your clients - who are your audiences, you need to work fast to prepare your presentation including compiling all important data into your presentation. There are several ways to organize these data which audiences find it easy to understand. It is crucial when especially you want to close your sales or give a business proposal, or even look for business solutions that meets clients' needs.



Before you start making one presentation, you should summarized all the related information before you deliver it to your audiences. Remember, simplicity is the main rule of effective presentation. Please use simple slide designs to avoid create confusion among audiences. You can even use plain white background for your slides. Avoid complicated slide designs that could distract your audiences' attention.



Therefore, you can only include related graphics on your Powerpoint presentations. If you are promoting a product, then you should include pictures of the products. Cleverly arrange the pictures on your slides so that you can capture audiences' attention. For example, i prefer to put one product picture in one slide to allow clients to experience and discover the product visually.



One of the main reason your clients buy your products because they have the clear view of the potential of your products. You may include few words for the product description on your slides but I prefer to put two-to-three short lines to describe the products. Make sure the text-contents fonts and colors match the background picture.



You can use animation effects to enhance your presentation especially during the appearance of the text-contents and pictures. Normally, I use "Dissolve In" or "Ascend" animation effects for the text-contents and pictures to appear.



Concurrently, charts and graphs are included in these business presentations. You can have mixtures of text and content layouts in your presentation slides. I suggest that you do not mix bullet-texts with chats and graphs together. For example, insert three dimensional charts and graphs to show your annual profits to your employer. If you are using bar graphs, maximize the use of color effects in every bar graphs. Most business presenters use primary colors in their graphs. If you are using plain white backgrounds for your presentation, dark colored charts and graphs are chosen as the foreground objects of the slide presentation.




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Monday, October 27, 2008

Things that Ruined Your Powerpoint Presentions



This is a humor clip about a person who has extremely irresponsible attitude on presenting her slides to her audience. Funny but you don't want this to happen during your big day in front of your audiences.

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Guy Kawasaki in Community Next



Very inspiring and informative talk by founders of web 2.0 sites:
  • Akash Garg of hi5
  • Sean Suhl of Suicide Girls
  • Max Levchin of Slide
  • James Hong of HotorNot
  • Markus Frind of PlentyofFish
  • Drew Curtis of Fark

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

How to Boost Your Creativity

Boosting creativity need some proper guidance and practice.

Thursday, July 31, 2008

Creating Appear- And-Disappear-Item-without-Clicking Presentation

This video is made to create "Now you see it, now you don't" effect without clicking your mouse. Please view it in full-screen mode.

Monday, June 23, 2008

How To Create Click- And- Disappear-Item Presentation



This is a response to one Powerpoint user who wants to remove pictures during presentation once item identified in his/her Powerpoint presentation.

Sunday, May 25, 2008

Powerpoint Presentations - How To Make A Screamer



I assume that this idea is made by a youngster to scare his/her sister. Simple powerpoint prank technique I'd ever seen in my life.