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Top 7 Tricks to a Great Presentation:
1) Have an Outline of what you want to talk about
- List the top 3-5 topics you want to address
- Have 3 bullet points on each topic
- Make sure if you are giving stats you mention where they came from.
2) Know how much time you have and rehearse your talk
- Being respectful of your time shows the group you respect them
- Leave about 5 minutes at the end for Q&A
3) Know your audience
- Age, Gender, Types of people (Businesses, moms, singles, etc.)
- Be able to address ideas to them according to their industry
4) Have good material
- Create a Power Point if needed
- Always have handouts
- Bring a sign-up sheet to collect emails with permission
- Make sure you spell check everything
- Have someone else look over your materials to make sure everything flows and sounds right
5) Be CONFIDENT
- When you are speaking about yourself or a topic you want to show that you have confidence in yourself and your topic.
- People will judge you and can hinder business opportunities if there is no confidence there
6) HAVE FUN!
- A presentation needs to be fun and exciting
- Engage the audience, even if it is 2 people, ask questions, give prizes, be creative
- Be positive and energetic when speaking, have good posture and MAKE EYE CONTACT WITH EVERYONE
7) Call to Action
- Have some type of call to action such as visiting your blog or website and enter for a FREE prize
- Have them sign-up for your mailing list
- Give a special that ONLY lasts a week
- Ask if they want to meet with you and do a 1-on-1
Small Business Internet Express
Wouldn’t it be nice to…
- get a complete web marketing plan set up with just ONE phone call
- enjoy increased revenue from customers who can now find your products or services on the internet
- deal with just ONE friendly team instead of half a dozen “experts” who promise bits and pieces of web development, SEO, writing, social media set-up and…you name it
- enjoy an Internet presence that communicates who you are (not a cookie-cutter image)
- save thousands of dollars in web design fees
- take complete charge of your own Internet empire so you are not dependent on developers and helpers who disappear for weeks at a time, usually before your work is done
Do It Yourself Small Business Marketing
Wouldn’t it be nice to…
- learn to grow your business using the internet tools your competion is using
- enjoy increased revenue from customers who can now find your products or services on the internet
- pay one low price for lifetime access to small business marketing ideas and help
- take complete charge of your own Internet empire so you are not dependent on developers and helpers who disappear for weeks at a time, usually before your work is done
Social Media Marketing for Small Business
Small Business Social Media Marketing Like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter Are Not Just A Fad!
Discover the easy and fast way to…
- get your Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter accounts set up the right way
- learn the free tools that you can use so that your social media marketing takes minutes instead of hours a week
- deal with just ONE friendly teacher instead of half a dozen “experts” who focus on just one of the networks
- take advantage of the FREE marketing opportunities social media offers
- enjoy increased revenue from customers who can now find your products or services on the internet
- get lifetime access to the newest information about social media marketing so that you can stay ahead of your competition
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