Are you putting people to sleep because your presentations are boring? Do your presentations meander along, without structure or sense of purpose? Do you feel sick at the thought of having to stand up in front of a group of people to give a presentation?
If you struggle to construct and deliver presentations that resonate with your audience, then they are missing out on the important things you have to say. And in this fast paced world, if your presentation isn’t compelling, then you’ll be forgotten about the next day.
Kickbutt Presentations provides a system for constructing and delivering your presentation in order to maximise its memorability. It will help you to work out the purpose of your presentation, how much content to include, how to design eye-catching slides, and how to get the audience to respond the way you want.
The purpose of this website:
I used to create presentations that were long-winded and boring, full of bullets and text, and with me uhming and aahing my way through them. The reason I set up this website was to make sure you get the best possible information on the construction of unforgettable presentations, how to design eye-catching slides, how to improve your delivery (including getting rid of your ums and ahs), and to speak in a conversational manner that creates a bond with your audience.
If you have been at a loss of where to start, on what content to include, how to add more pizzazz to your slides, and how to deliver it with confidence, then your struggles stop here. This is where you’ll find everything you need to know about making your presentation memorable. And you’ll have fun while you’re here – this is not your stock-standard dreary website!
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Glynne Suckling
Kickbutt Presentations