Emphasizing a Point There are times when we need to convey the importance of a message to others in addition to the information with which we provide them. Emphasizing a point may be due to the important of the subject or the information itself, or its importance to us, our audience, or…
Read MoreStructuring a Presentation An effective way to transfer information to an audience is through structuring a presentation. A speaker has a chance to provide, gather, or discuss important information with a group of people. Business presentations are very common both inside and outside organizations. They allow an organization to communicate, inform, and…
Read MoreCommunicating a Message to the Receiver Communicating a message to a receiver affects the structure of the message and its content. In the last post, we went through the components affecting the language and the information provided in the message. We also established the role of the message as the connector…
Read MoreApproaches to Reasoning When giving presentations, the need for a compelling argument is doubled. Aside from the subject, the structure of a presentations has the biggest role in guiding the audience towards the desired conclusion. It is essential to successfully portray the final vision. To do this, depending on the nature of…
Read MoreElevator Pitch: The 60 Second Chance An elevator pitch is a presentation given in a short amount of time. Summing up everything about a topic in 60 seconds, especially if it is your business can be overwhelmingly difficult. It may even become more confusing if you decide to talk about your…
Read MorePreparing for presentations Preparing for presentations is an important step. Giving presentations is very common in business settings. Presentations can have a diverse range of audience, from small department meetings to international conferences and seminars. There are many reasons to giving one. At times, information must be shared and explained to members of…
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