Are YOUR Charts and Graphs Really Effective? 2 Rules to Test [Dec #2 Issue]
December 14, 2011
Hi,
Have you noticed that one of the most common slides in a business presentation is a chart or a graph? When you are giving updates, providing data to establish your credibility, this is the first thing that is added to a presentation.
We have seen numerous business presentations (making them over, in the meeting room, in workshops) and noticed that presenters make 2 common mistakes when presenting graphs. So, in this issue….
- Are your Charts and Graphs really effective? Test them
- 25 Diagrams you will never believe were created in PowerPoint
- Interview with Expert Nolan Haims in High Stakes Presentations. About key points to keep in mind including how to make such presentations visual…
- 5 Creative ways to Highlight Text in PowerPoint
- An open invitation to our readers
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[Article] Are YOUR Charts and Graphs Really Effective?
There are 2 simple rules to check if your PowerPoint charts and Graphs are effective. It is surprising to see how often people ignore these rules and end up messing up their message.
| Do your Charts Pass or Fail? >> |
[Showcase] 25 Diagrams You will NEVER believe were created in PowerPoint
PowerPoint 2007 & 2010 provides advanced tools. See how these tools have been used to create well-designed professional Charts and Diagrams.
| View the 25 Diagrams here >> |
[Expert Interview] Do you create High Stakes Presentations? Read this Interview with Expert Nolan Haims…
Nolan Haims is currently Vice President and the Presentation Director for Edelman, the world’s largest public relations company.
In this interview, Nolan talks about his experience with high stakes presentations to and by CEOs, and key points to keep in mind when creating them.
| Creating Better High Stakes Presentations >> |
[Creative Ideas] 5 Creative Ways to Highlight Text in PowerPoint
Discover 5 creative ways to highlight or call attention to certain text in PowerPoint 2007. Follow our simple step by step instruction to enhance the look and feel of your business presentation slides.
| Highlight Text in PowerPoint >> |
An open invitation to our readers
Have a lot of experience and expertise in creating / designing business presentations, or in training? We’d love to hear from you.
We can work out an inteview or a guest post to share your thoughts with our readers. Interested? Write back to me at this email ID and we can take it from there!
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