Upcoming Public Events & Webinars

What do you do to prime your audience and get them ready for your presentation? Managing expectations and delivering content that the audience wants is key to successful presentations and seminars. In the speaking industry, we call this priming your audience and a primed audience is ready and prepared to listen, give you a go, and hopefully receive your message.

This webinar will discuss a range of steps and options that we can all do to get our audience ready for the presentation.

Just think “Smelling the popcorn as you walk into a movie theater”.

How will you prime your audience?

When you are holding an online conference or seminar, there are certain rules and obligations that you as the speaker should observe. These obligations are simple etiquette to make you look good, help you earn the respect of the audience.

In this online seminar, you will learn how to:

• dress appropriately
• remove distractions
• save bandwidth
• And much much more

If you do not observe basic speaker etiquette, then your audience are unlikely to attend your online conference or seminars and your own reputation will be negatively impacted.

We all know how important our body language is when we communicate and do public speaking. There are those speakers who have great non verbals and there are those who have distracting gestures.

In this webinar you will learn 6 distracting gestures and non verbal habits to avoid when public speaking.  After all, no one wants there message diluted or lost because of poor non verbal communication.

The end of your speech can determine the overall success or failure of your presentation. It is your end that creates great impact and decides what people will walk away with, what they will remember and what they will do next.

In this webinar, you will learn about 6 ways to effectively end your presentation:

1. End with a summary
2. End with a call to action
3. End by closing a loop
4. Close with a memorable statement or strong quote
5. End with the benefits to the audience
6. Solve the problem