1, allocate time reasonably and pay more attention to the first three minutes of the speech.
The purpose of ppt speech is to let people know more about themselves or this product, so don't take something lightly, let the audience hear valuable information quickly and concisely, attract people's attention first in an interesting way, and throw out an idea they want to hear.
2. Full of energy and sufficient self-confidence.
Ppt is to promote a product or an idea, so that you are professional, so you have to have enough confidence, and you are half successful. You will infect the audience with your confidence and passion first, and then you will appear more calm and calm in the later speech, so that you can have a good time.
Don't read while reading, make eye contact with the audience.
The ppt of the speech is meaningless if it is not read as it is. The content of ppt should be said and the main points should be made so as not to make the content look so boring.
Besides, facing the audience is always more interesting than speaking with your back to it. Without violating the theme of the speech, you can appropriately increase gestures and keep smiling when making eye contact to make the speech more colorful.
4. Pay attention to changing the tone of your voice.
Any speech without emotion or even pause will not arouse other people's interest, so we should avoid this situation and use different intonations to emphasize the priority of the content. When talking about key information, we should pay attention to pause and give the audience time to react and think.
5. Speak slowly.
Speak slowly during the speech. First, it can make the audience see more clearly. Second, it can avoid the embarrassing situation of sudden short circuit when the speech speed is too fast. In the case of short circuit, you can distract yourself from thinking, or use some cliches to ease your emotions and give yourself time to think.
6. Answer the audience's questions with some "routines"
There are often interactive sessions in speeches. When you receive questions from the audience, you can use some prelude sentences such as "I'm glad you asked this question" to buy yourself time to think and organize language answers. But not confident enough, avoid using unprofessional words such as "this", "that", "well" and "ah".