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Presentation Q&A: How Can I Stop People Tweeting During My Presentations?

Author Dermot Greene Date May 29, 2014
It’s easy. Be interesting. Be so interesting that people forget that Twitter even exists....
Tagged audience, connection, distractions, engagement, interaction, memorability, public speaking, speaking, speaking at conferences, stories, tweeting, twitter |
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Speaking to a Non-Technical Audience: The Mammy Test

Author Dermot Greene Date March 5, 2014
Sometimes after years of working with technology or business terms, certain ideas and concepts...
Tagged audience, mammy, non-technical, preparation, presentations, relevance, speaking, technical, technical speeches |
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The Text May Be A Bit Too Small to Read

Author Dermot Greene Date October 31, 2013
One very important question to ask when designing presentation slides is: “Will the audience...
Tagged audience, connection, pimp my slide, powerpoint, presentations, public speaking, slide, speaking |
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What Would Steve Do?

Author Dermot Greene Date August 22, 2013
The main message that I want to convey to you with this series of...
Tagged audience, change, engagement, improvements, presentations, public speaking, speak like steve jobs, speaking, steve jobs |
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Use Theatre and Magic to Captivate Your Audience

Author Dermot Greene Date August 20, 2013
When Steve Jobs stood up to talk, he didn’t give a presentation, he gave...
Tagged apple, audience, magic, presentations, public speaking, speak like steve jobs, steve jobs, theatre |
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Use Great Visuals In Your Presentations

Author Dermot Greene Date August 16, 2013
One thing that stands out when watching many of Steve Jobs talks is his...
Tagged apple, audience, powerpoint, presentation design, presentations, slide design, slides, speak like steve jobs, steve jobs |
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Show Your Passion To Engage Your Audience

Author Dermot Greene Date August 13, 2013
Making it all about the audience is our first really powerful step towards emulating...
Tagged apple, audience, passion, presentations, public speaking, relevance, speak like steve jobs, steve jobs |
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Make It Memorable: Use a Tagline

Author Dermot Greene Date August 8, 2013
  Whenever Steve Jobs talked about a product he had a tagline:   For...
Tagged apple, audience, core, memorability, message, presentations, public speaking, speak like steve jobs, steve jobs, tagline |
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Why This Is The Best Thing That You’ve Ever Done

Author Dermot Greene Date August 6, 2013
It’s all very well to sell a dream but emotional decisions can lead to...
Tagged apple, audience, presentations, public speaking, relevance, sales, speak like steve jobs, steve jobs |
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Why Should the Audience be Excited by Your Idea or Product?

Author Dermot Greene Date August 1, 2013
There are two ways to persuade an audience: 1. Logic 2. Emotion For most...
Tagged audience, connection, emotion, know your audience, persuade, presentations, public speaking, speak like steve jobs, steve jobs |
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Why Should The Audience Listen To You?

Author Dermot Greene Date July 30, 2013
In every presentation, Steve Jobs made sure to answer that first question: Why should...
Tagged apple, audience, connection, engagement, presentations, relevance, speak like steve jobs, speaking, steve jobs |
Speaking Masterclasses

Speaking Masterclass: Jay Silver – Hack a banana, make a keyboard!

Author Dermot Greene Date July 2, 2013
Our normal image of a great speaker is someone like Martin Luther King, Steve...
Tagged audience, body language, connection, excitement, geek, inspiration, inspire, interaction, maker, passion, storytelling, TED |
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Presentation Tip: Put Less Text on Your Slides

Author Dermot Greene Date June 25, 2013
When you sit in the audience at a conference or presentation and the presenter...
Tagged audience, communication, interaction, keynote, listening, memorability, pimp my slide, powerpoint, presentation design, presentations, public speaking, slide design, too much text, visuals |
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Make Your Audience Glow

Author Dermot Greene Date June 10, 2013
A few years ago I was on holiday in New Zealand and I got...
Tagged audience, audience involvement, connection, engagement, interaction, presentations, public speaking, questions, relevance, speaking, stimulating, stories |
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The Dangers of Great Images in Slides

Author Dermot Greene Date June 4, 2013
When I talk about slide design, the number one lesson that I tell people...
Tagged audience, communication, death by powerpoint, design, engagement, images, photos, pimp my slide, powerpoint, presentation design, presentations, slide design |
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Speaking Masterclass: Roy Finley – A Guerilla Gardener in South Central LA

Author Dermot Greene Date May 30, 2013
Ron Finley is a very natural speaker. He doesn’t sugarcoat his message, instead he...
Tagged audience, call to action, humour, inspiration, masterclass, passion, public speaking, speaking, TED |
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Presentation Tip: Make your Conclusion Memorable

Author Dermot Greene Date February 27, 2013
Sadly for a lot of presentations sometimes the only thing that an audience remembers...
Tagged audience, call to action, clarity, conclusions, impact, memorability, remember, summary, The Five Elements of the Perfect Speech |
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Creating a Connection With Your Audience

Author Dermot Greene Date February 20, 2013
Think about the worst presentation that you’ve had to sit through. What was it...
Tagged audience, connection, engagement, interaction, pimp my slide, presentations, public speaking |
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Presentation Tip: Dealing with Large Rooms

Author Dermot Greene Date February 18, 2013
Sometimes the room is so large that the screen dwarfs the presenter. Your slides...
Tagged audience, conferences, connection, large rooms, pimp my slide, presentations, public speaking, stage movement, video screen |
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Presentation Tip: The Magic Button

Author Dermot Greene Date February 15, 2013
Probably one of the most powerful tools in your presentation arsenal hides innocently behind...
Tagged attention, audience, connection, engagement, pimp my slide, presentations, public speaking |
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