You use slides to illustrate your point, right? So why would you make the slides before you’ve formulated your point? We’ve probably all been there – presenting something in school, making the PowerPoint or Prezi or something similar and then fillings words on it calling it our presentation. But that’s the wrong way to go […]
Some situations are obviously very well suited for a good pitch, but the art of pitching is actually applicable to a lot of different times and occasions. Pitching can be a useful tool for many different people and in a bunch of different relations, but that is kind of the thing – pitching is about […]
Do you want more tools to put in your pitching toolbox? Of course, you do! A rhetorical question is good for giving your pitch direction, and for getting your audience on the same page as you, but make sure you use them in the right way. Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered! Read this […]
Usually, when you pitch, you don’t have hours at your disposal. The limited amount of time is part of what defines a pitch, but even when time is short, saying nothing for a (little) while can be very effective. There are a couple of benefits to the pause when you’re presenting something, and when you […]