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How to prepare a great presentation

1:40EnglishTranscribed Jul 28, 2026
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Have you got an important presentation coming up that you're worried about?

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I'm gonna give you three great tips on how to prepare your presentation,

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so it's a success.

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Tip number one:

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Make sure that the order of your presentation is logical

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so that everybody who's watching you can understand what you're saying.

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If you jump around in the order of your presentation,

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no one's gonna know what's going on.

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You can start with an introduction where you lay out what you're going to talk about

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in the presentation today.

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That way your audience will be able to follow you more easily.

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Tip number two:

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If you have a PowerPoint presentation or some other kind of presentation,

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don't make it too busy.

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Don't write every single thing you're going to say on the presentation.

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Keep it simple.

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People don't need to read everything that you are going to tell them.

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Just having simple clear bullet points,

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or even a visual will really help people to follow you more easily.

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It will also make your presentation much more interesting.

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And point number three:

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If you want to have notes with you in the presentation,

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put them onto little note cards.

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Nobody wants to watch a presentation where the person is reading

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from their paper the whole time.

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If you want to have notes with you,

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put them onto small note cards and just have a short bullet point on each one.

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If possible, you should even reduce it to just one word.

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This way, you won't be tempted to read the whole time,

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you'll look at your audience instead.

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So there you go.

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Three things you can do before your presentation

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to make sure that it's successful.

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Good luck!

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