Sweet Slides 101: Learn to create an engaging presentation

Our next Sweet Slides 101 webinar is coming up on October 2nd! In Captivate & Engage, we’ll be sharing the secrets needed to create an engaging presentation.

October 2nd. 2024
2pm ET/11am ET

 

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Why create an engaging presentation?

Many presenters concentrate on the message they want to share, potentially to a fault. Of course, the message is important, but that message won’t make it through to the audience unless you keep them engaged.

Be purposeful about considering how the content and your delivery will engage your audience. By capturing the audience’s attention and making the presentation a dynamic experience, you increase the likelihood of achieving your communication goals, leaving a lasting impact, and inspiring action or change.

In short, you can’t be an effective communicator if your audience is not engaged.

What will you learn?

In this webinar, we’ll explore how to plan for, develop, and deliver an engaging presentation from several angles:

Content

Engagement starts with content and some types of content are more engaging than others. From storytelling to the narrative flow of the presentation itself, we’ll share some tips for creating content that will snag your audience from the beginning and keep them enthralled.

Design

Eye-catching design doesn’t always require a designer. In the webinar, we’ll explore strategy about what kind of elements to include on your slides (and when!) to keep the audience from looking away.

Delivery

Of course, dynamic presenters capture attention. But you don’t have to be a Ted Talk-er to tune up your delivery to attract and keep your audience’s attention and get their buy in. We’ll share some attainable tips for everyday presenters.

If you’re ready to learn a few tricks and create an engaging presentation, join us!

October 2nd. 2024
2pm ET/11am ET

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What is Sweet Slides 101?

Sweet Slides 101 is our free webinar series! Each session, we focus on a different skillset related to presentation production and design.

Previously, we’ve tackled how to reduce text and how to turn a set of numbers into a data story. Check out the replays on YouTube!

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