Buy PowerPoint - 10 Killer Tips For Making Your Presentation Stand Out

Buy PowerPoint - 10 Killer Tips For Making Your Presentation Stand OutUsing the same color and font for your slide presentation as you do on your resume will help your PowerPoint presentation to stand out from all of the other similarly worded documents that are floating around the web. Of course, if your resume is less than stellar, it's not going to make much of a difference. But if your resume is great, there are some tips that you can put into place to make your PowerPoint presentation stand out even more.Set The Stage With Backgrounds First - You need to set the stage for what you're presenting, and the most successful PowerPoint presentations are generally set in white space. They make things look a little more refined and natural. So your background should match the rest of the presentation.Include Business Cards, Or Use Web Links Instead - Business cards are an acceptable replacement for a resume if you don't feel comfortable including them. However, they do take up space and sometimes the person you're introducing doesn't even have one.Use Web Links instead - You really need to use this technique as a rule. It helps to set the stage and make it look like you're a lot more organized and business minded than you actually are. And you can always send it off to an online agency or someone to take care of it. These tips are great for this scenario.Give Back to the audience - If your PowerPoint presentation is overbooked, don't just continue to stand there and wait for the doors to open. Come up to the front and hand out the check! That will get their attention!Start with a Brief Summary - Finish the presentation off with a little bit of info, or at least a short wrap up. Don't drag it on forever. You'll be more remembered for it if you end it that way.Speak Up! - Speak up when you see a mistake or something you can change. Otherwise, your slide presentation is going to seem like it was done by somebody who wasn't paying attention.Open With an Uppercase 'OUC H' Uppercase 'OUCH!' - The speaker makes a big mistake, so be loud. And if your audience can't hear you, don't give up, keep going!