Workplace Communication: Business Presentations Pro Skills!

Do you like to listen to the elevator pitch of other people. Of course not. So, why would others want to hear yours.

What WILL help you is to ensure that you have a true value proposition that's interesting, provocative, and shows your audience what's in it for them. People serious about making money take this course because they have to deliver a make-or-break presentation to:Do a pitch for a startupConvince a big clientGet more salesGain support from their bossGet a promotionGet the job with an interviewGet any audience to do what they want This course will show you how to make what you say valuable so you can persuade and motivate others to act on it. I will personally model the exact techniques and specific skills you need to do just that, and you can learn all of this in 24 hours or less.

You'll learn dozens of techniques you've never seen before to get YOUR audience to do what you want including how to:Deliver an opener that immediately grabs your audience so they can't wait to hear what you have to say nextAppear totally calm to your audience, even if you're nervous on the insideMake an incredible first impression by engaging someone in valuable small talkEnsure your audience is so engaged, even after the opener wears off, that their minds will never wanderPut across a message so that all listeners feel like it's customized just for themKeep control by managing mistakes, disruptions and negativityAvoid the top 10 most common mistakes people make when giving a business presentationLearn and implement tomorrow the top 5 presentation techniquesMake boring topics interesting by getting them to trust you, believe you and listen to youHide your nerves and fear by minimizing the chance of a misstep, channeling your strengths and not your vulnerabilitiesand much, MUCH more. Reviews on This Business Presentation Skills Course"I have been to several seminars on public speaking and giving presentations, including Dale Carnegie training. I truly went into this thinking that I couldn't possibly learn anything new, but I found myself scribbling notes like a mad woman during the presentation.

I quickly realized that these were tips and techniques that I had never heard before, and that I could use immediately upon my return to the office. "Joey Monson-Lillie - Human Resources Manager"I figured Jason Teteak might have a few new tricks-but not much that I hadn't heard before. I was wrong.