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A PRESENTATION ON

PRESENTATION 2014

by

JiYoung MOON

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A Presentation is a Show You Plan, Develop and Deliver Yourself

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Are You Confident to Compete with Smartphones of the Audience?

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Why Are Most Presentations So Boring?

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MISUNDERSTANDINGS

BORING PRESENTATION!

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You should deliver as much information as possible during your presentation.

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The shorter a presentation is, the better. So you should minimize the number of slides.

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A presentation should be fun.

The more the audience laugh,

the more content they will remember.

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So

What to Do for a Winning

Presentation

(Not Boring

Your Audience)

???

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THE FIVE COMMANDMENTS OF

WINNING PRESENTATION

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COMMANDMENT I.

Be Short & Sweet

Guy Kawasaki’s 10-20-30 Rule

10 slides 20 minutes 30 point font

FYR only Be flexible!

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Be a Storyteller

COMMANDMENT II.

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Simplify & Visualize Your Ideas COMMANDMENT III.

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Be in the Moment & Engage COMMANDMENT IV.

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COMMANDMENT V.

Close with “Call to Action”

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PRESENTATION PLANNING

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How to Craft a Story for Your Presentation?

Create a Plot First!

And for a Perfect Plot …

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CONTRAST IS THE KEY

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SOLUTION

FUTURE

FULFILLMENT

SPECIAL

WE

PROBLEM

PAST / PRESENT

NEED

ORDINARY

THEY

Examples of Contrast

V S

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Adopt the Plot of Hero Myths and Legends

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RISING HERO

(BRAVE NEW ERA)

INCOMPETENT KING

(DARK PAST) V S

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HERO

(WE)

ENEMY

(THEY) V S

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What is Your Weapon of Choice?

Linear Narrative vs Spatial Narrative

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Presentation Development Process

1ST REHEARSAL

SET THE STRUCTURE & FLOW OF YOUR STORY

CHOOSE RIGHT SOFTWARE & TOOLS

DEVELOP SPEECH NOTES

DEVELOP CONTENT (SLIDES & VISUAL)

MODIFY THE CONTENT

2ND, 3RD… REHEARSALS (INCLUDING TECHNICAL PART)

FINAL REHEARSAL

SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATION

REPEAT !

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PRESENTATION VISUALS

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THE FIVE PRINCIPLES OF

EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION VISUAL

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Slides Should NOT Upstage Your Presentation

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Do NOT Make “Slideuments”

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Use Colors Effectively

& Sparingly

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Pay Attention to the Font

Text in typeface is

also a part of visual

Presentation

Presentation

Presentation

Presentation

Presentation

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Plan Your Appearance as Part of Presentation Visual

Source: TED.com

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SLIDE MAKEOVER CLINIC

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HOW TO SIMPLIFY & VISUALIZE TEXT

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3 Do’s of Blog Writing

First of all, a blog writer should be ‘human’. Nobody likes talking to a machine. So the writer should offer perspective and have a distinct voice. Personality, emotional message, empathy are also important.

It is very important to engage with your audience. In order to do that, add hyperlinks to third-party sources in your text and make your blog accessible through social media.

Finally, you need to visualize. Not just visuals but compelling, curiosity-provoking visuals work. Infographic could be an effective option which is both fun-looking and informative.

SAMPLE SLIDE

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3 Do’s of Blog Writing

Be Human Nobody likes talking to a machine

Should offer perspective and have a distinct voice

Personality, emotional message, empathy

Engage Hyperlinks to third-party sources

Make blog accessible through social media

Visualize Compelling, curiosity-provoking visuals

Infographic : effective option both fun-looking and

informative

SAMPLE SLIDE

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3 Do’s of Blog Writing

BE HUMAN Nobody likes talking to a machine Offer perspective and have distinct voice Personality, emotional message, empathy

ENGAGE Hyperlink to third-party sources Make blog accessible through social media

VISUALIZE Compelling, curiosity-provoking visuals Infographic: fun-looking and informative

SAMPLE SLIDE

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BE HUMAN

3 Do’s of Blog Writing

ENGAGE VISUALIZE

SAMPLE SLIDE

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Do’s of Blog Writing #3

VISUALIZE

SAMPLE SLIDE

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CHARTS & DATA VISUALIZATION

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Mobile OS Global Market Share

SAMPLE SLIDE

As of 1Q 2013 Source: Mobile Apps

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61%

7%

5%

6%

21%

As of 1Q 2013 Source: Mobile Apps

SAMPLE SLIDE

Others

Mobile OS Global Market Share

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As of 1Q 2013 Source: Mobile Apps

SAMPLE SLIDE

61%

7%

5%

6%

21%

Android

Others

iOS

BlackBerry

Windows

Mobile OS Global Market Share

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Tailor an existing chart to a specific focus

Separating “signal from noise”

is the key

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JIYOUNGMOON Source: Mashable (August 27, 2013)

Smartphone Penetration by Country

SAMPLE SLIDE

62.2%

62.8%

71.7%

73.0%

10. Denmark

9. UK

8. Hong Kong

7. Sweden

6. Australia

5. Norway

4. Singapore

3. Saudi Arabia

2. South Korea

1. UAE

56.4%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80%

13. USA

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Remember!

Slides are for the audience NOT your prompter

Visual is about presenting your ideas

NOT for the sake of beauty itself

Balance consistency and variation

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PRESENTATION DELIVERY

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HOW TO ENGAGE WITH THE AUDIENCE

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Understand Your Audience

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Use the Power of Emotional Appeal

Did Kennedy really outwit Nixon in the debate?

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RELEVANT QUOTE

Open Your Presentation with:

CURIOSITY-PROVOKING IMAGE

PERSONAL STORY

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SUMMARY OF THE

KEY POINTS

CALL TO ACTION

Close Your Presentation with:

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Effective Presentation Closing

“Why Our Company?”

Inspire your potential clients and partners

to choose you

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ONSTAGE

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Tune Your Voice

Practice is important

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And Most Importantly

BE IN THE MOMENT

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CHECKLIST

Make sure the flow is smooth from the opening to the closing

Rehearse, rehearse, rehearse

Check the venue and equipment in advance

Prepare for the worst-case scenario

Prepare Q&A List

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ONE MORE THING ……

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Photo by betacontinua - Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License http://www.flickr.com/photos/23211051@N05 Created with Haiku Deck

Refer to the keynotes of Steve Jobs

And forget about them!

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SHOWTIME! Engage & Inspire Your Audience

in Your Own Style

JiYoung Moon • Account Director • The Hoffman Agency [email protected] /Twitter @MoonJiYoung