Many of us sometimes need to give lectures about your work, product, service, or anything else. But giving lectures, making a good impression, keeping track of your presentation is hard and needs a number of skills. Better.
- Stop the letters, replace them with stories
People hate to be forced to listen to things they do not feel they have to do with, so stop talking and start telling stories that must have a sense of humor and be related to a topic of concern to listeners along with the idea put with a way to apply this idea.
For example, instead of telling people that good customer service increases revenues, you can talk about the current flight situation and associated problems like late flights, loss of luggage and other things that are undoubtedly related to the lives of many, and then end my story by imagining a scene where things are better and paying them to imagine Perfect trip without any problems with a smile and a good welcome from the hostesses.
In this case, the audience can imagine how it will be and can apply it to their customers and customers and how they would be happier if they were met with a smile and a pleasant treatment.
- Stay away from Powerpoint
If you are not displaying scientific or mathematical numbers, there is no need to use PowerPoint. It ends with you reading the written sentences on the slide as read by the audience. Instead, use one slide at the end of your speech containing your communication information. To contact you personally if they have any questions about the subject you talked about.
With this method, you can increase your chances of communicating with your followers in a way that allows you to build strong relationships with them over time.
3 - Be on your nature
You should see your real personality, do not wear your tie, and if you can get away from the formal suit and wear the more practical clothes sports jacket and jeans, this gives an impression of the welfare of the audience and leave a picture of you that you are a transparent, honest and frank.
Try to laugh the audience and speak frankly and spontaneously and draw their attention to your talk and make it look like you are in a meeting with your friends.