The attractive point of English PPT is to quickly grasp the psychology of the audience at the beginning. On PPT, only the key points and core contents should be written, the arguments should be convincing, and some famous sayings and aphorisms should be used for reference appropriately.

1, quickly grasp the audience's psychology at the beginning.

What we have to do is to explain clearly what the audience cares about and cares about from the beginning. You can set some suspense, such as asking one or two questions at the beginning. As long as your suspense is well set, it will arouse the interest of the audience.

2, PPT, only write the key and core content.

A good PPT is very concise and beautiful. Therefore, try to avoid adding too much content, especially text, to PPT. Because people's concentration is limited, if there are too many examples and arguments in PPT, it is easy for the audience to lose focus and lead to inattention.

3. The argument should be convincing.

I have met some trainers and always like to jump to conclusions about the content of the handout. I remember many years ago, in the success training class, many lecturers liked to use this set of words: "As long as you persist in studying and exercising every day and treat every job well, you will certainly succeed." An annual salary of one million is not a dream! "

If you have an argument and want to improve the credibility, please don't just explain the results, but also use cases and arguments to prove that your argument is feasible and reasonable. This can improve the reliability of the argument.

4. Some famous sayings can be used for reference.

Many famous sayings are reasonable and readable in a certain situation. Learning from them can reduce many argumentation processes and enhance the credibility of argumentation. But the frequency of use should not be too high, so as not to make the audience tired of "too much truth".

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Matters needing attention

1, copy and paste a lot.

It is understandable to borrow some cases and ideas from the internet, but some people do not add or subtract according to their own companies in order to facilitate the whole plagiarism.

2. Put all the information on PPT.

Some trainers write all the information in PPT for fear of incomplete explanation or omission of some important content.

3, jump to conclusions hastily, and there is no relevant evidence.

For example, PPT said that "in the next five years, our company will exceed 5 billion sales", but did not mention the relevant steps, plans, programs and other content to demonstrate the possibility of achieving this goal. In this way, in the eyes of the audience, you are a painting school.