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Persuasive presentations for business

By:

Bly,Robert W

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Jersey; McGraw-Hill; 2009Description: xiv, 250 p. ;ill; Includes indexISBN:

978-0-07-127081-6

Subject(s):

Business Presentation

DDC classification:

C 658.452 B59p

Summary: Revealing surefire techniques for organizing and delivering a superior presentation, Bly teaches how to erase fear and nerves and turn a stiff speech into a comfortable conversation with colleagues or clients, leaving them nodding in agreement and ready to take action. Learn:The No.1 secret of successful persuasive speakingThe most common audience hot buttonsHow to work engaging content into a presentationThe 3 T's speaking formulaThe truth about presentation tools - what works and what doesn'tThe 3 points to hit in the first five minutes of any presentationInvolvement and interactivity techniques to revive and captivate any audienceThe 7 worst speaker habits and how to eliminate themHow to tailor content, pace, and delivery to ensure stellar evaluations and ideal results

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Revealing surefire techniques for organizing and delivering a superior presentation, Bly teaches how to erase fear and nerves and turn a stiff speech into a comfortable conversation with colleagues or clients, leaving them nodding in agreement and ready to take action. Learn:The No.1 secret of successful persuasive speakingThe most common audience hot buttonsHow to work engaging content into a presentationThe 3 T's speaking formulaThe truth about presentation tools - what works and what doesn'tThe 3 points to hit in the first five minutes of any presentationInvolvement and interactivity techniques to revive and captivate any audienceThe 7 worst speaker habits and how to eliminate themHow to tailor content, pace, and delivery to ensure stellar evaluations and ideal results

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