Mark Murphy shows why Zoom presentations need different skills than in-person talks. Learn Pecha Kucha formatting to compress 30 minutes into 6 minutes 40 seconds, slide design methods that boost memorability up to 200%, and the concrete language CEOs at Apple and Google use to make messages stick.
I've got some bad news. It does not matter how brilliant you are. If you cannot deliver great presentations virtually, your career is not gonna go as well. All those presentation skills you use in a face-to-face meeting are radically different than the presentation techniques you need to use in a Zoom, WebEx, et cetera. And that's why we've compiled the latest virtual presentation skills from visual designers, neurologists, speechwriters, and psychologists and packed them into a 60-minute masterclass that's gonna earn you literal wows. Like people really saying "wow" when you make your virtual presentations. For example, you ever listen to a presenter that didn't know how to get to the point, that kind of rambled and meandered and then completely lost the audience? That's never going to happen to you because I'm going to teach you an unusual Japanese presentation technique called Pecha Kucha that's going to force you to have tight and crisp presentations. In fact, you're going to see exactly how to take a rambling 30-minute presentation and make it a laser-focused, 6-minute and 40-second presentation. You want to wow senior executives? You've got to be able to deliver incredibly tight presentations. I'm going to give you a series of technical hacks from lighting, camera positioning, backgrounds, etc. that are going to make your presentations look as good as the setups I get when I do appearances on CNN, even if you've only got a tiny corner of a room at home. I'm going to show you new web-based presentation technologies that frankly are way slicker than PowerPoint and are going to leave your audience just amazed. I guarantee you're going to have people pinging you after your presentation going, "How did you do that?" I'm going to teach you advanced techniques like Assertion-Evidence slide design and the Spatial Cueing technique that can make your presentations up to 200% more memorable. And let's be real here, one of the first keys of being a great virtual presenter is getting people to actually remember what you said. You're going to learn the 4 presentation styles to quickly assess your audience and figure out whether they want detailed info or they want you to cut right to the chase, whether they want tons of data or more emotions and stories, because one of the worst mistakes a virtual presenter can make is misreading their audience, and I'm going to make sure that never happens to you. I'm also going to teach you the science of concrete language, a technique used by the CEOs of Apple and Google and Starbucks that can make a presentation incredibly memorable and poignant in just one sentence. So listen, this is a tiny fraction of what you're getting in this 1-hour masterclass. This program is going to save you months of trying to build all these techniques yourself, and frankly, if Any one of these techniques will radically increase your virtual presentation skills and thus your reputation and your career. But I'm not giving you one technique. I'm giving you dozens. Sack now, get the program and then have every presenter in your company watch the recording or you teach it to them. Get this program right now and start getting wows when you make your virtual presentations.
