In this episode of SPI TV, I'm going to show you how to create an awesome slide deck for your next presentation, one that captivates your audience and supports your talk, not bores people to death and puts people to sleep.
I've performed dozens of presentations myself, and I take great pride in how I approach my slide deck. I'm always getting complimented on my slides, and I want the same to happen to you.
Creating great slides doesn't have to be difficult, and with a few simple rules and some guidelines to follow, you'll stand out as a top presenter the next time you're on stage or presenting in front of a group.
Please note that I do talk briefly about why this is important, however if you'd like
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Great tips as always, Pat!
Just couple of things – first, after your dark slide, it is important that your next slide is not too bright. You don’t want to blind people, especially if the room is dark. Second, Pat, it would be really helpful if you put any links in the description box so people can just copy-paste them.
Thanks!
I WAS JUST GOOGLING THIS 3 DAYS AGO. Thanks Pat!
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Thanks Pat this was something I was having troubles creating. Appreciate your work!
Great video thank you Pat! I came across you and your work in Michael Hyatt’s Platform University and have listened to numerous of your podcasts and watched some of your videos. I look forward to learning more from you as I build my platform. Thank you again.
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Very nice job. I can’t begin to tell you how many terrible presentations I’ve had to suffer through. There is absolutely no reason that someone can’t create a a compelling presentation.
Just take a few minutes and watch a couple of TED X presentations. 20 minutes seems to be the sweet spot.
SO incredibly helpful Pat. THANK YOU!
Thanks Pat. You always give awesome “value added” information. I genuinely appreciate all you do.
Your videos are amazing, I’m a new subscriber. Btw, what software do you use for good slide decks.
Pat your doing wonderful work thanks so much!
What fonts do you use? The fonts here are pretty solid.
Gratitude SIR!!!! Thank you.
Nice video! Totally liked it –
just one question: What fonts did you use?
(for both the block letters and the cursive letters?)
I don’t get it why so many people are complaining. This tutorial was very informative and got me hanging on the edge of my seat.
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Thank you for that!
Thanks
Realy helpfull! Thanx
I wish I had seen this before wasting the first 4 minutes of my life.
I liked this a lot. I was required to watch it for a class and thought I would be bored but I really enjoyed it. Thank you!
Hey does anyone know how to create the roadmap bubbles in Powerpoint?
So many comments, not sure if i missed it.
1 correct slide size
2 avoid bullet points
3 Topic + at least 1 support image
4 Choose a style that you like
5 Keep the text on the top
6 Show a “road map” (how far you’ve gone into the presentation)
7 Use graphs and tables
8 Higlight the most important portions of your slides
9 Go dark during story time (take people’s attention)
You know âmaking good presentationsâ is not offered as a course in many institutions. Thanks for sharing your insight. Curious: do u have a preference for power point, google slides, prezi, etc?
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