Creative Presentation openers This work

Creative Presentation openers This work Most presenters begin the presentation in the usual way? Hello, my name is Fred Flintstone and I am here today to discuss technology in prehistoric times. If your name can be very interesting (especially for you), it is not very useful to start a presentation. I hate to be the one to break the news to you, but when you start in this way, the public forgets his name and, worse, they forget YOU! A great way to start a presentation with a device that receives public attention Excited to hear the rest of your presentation. Some of the best ways I found to capture the public? Attention: 1. Rhetorical question? A rhetorical question is a question whose answer is not necessary. Rhetorical questions are designed to provoke thought, rather than answering aloud. An example of a rhetorical question may be, if they were trapped on an island and could only have three things, three things that you choose? Not only the public starts to think about how we can answer your question? They wonder how this relates to the presentation (which by the way, it should be) and suddenly? You? They are the ones! 2nd History relevant? Beginning of a presentation with a story that directly conces the subject is another great way for the public? S attention. A good story involves our audience? The hearts and minds and immediately there a. Make sure that the story is short (with a long history in the introduction can compromise the flow of the presentation) and makes a strong point. Here, l? An example of a history of introduction for a presentation on the benefits of a nurse 24 hours Line. ? We have been afraid of all the situations in which doctors the help of a nurse could be useful. Let me tell you a young mother, Mary, who was terrified when her two months of your baby Sam wakes up screaming in the middle of the night. He was buing with high fever and Marie didn? T know what to do. So he called the nurse line and they have done to make her swim in a cool place to bring his body temperature. I was in line with her until she was comfortable she could handle the situation itself. Imagine what kind of support available to you at any time of day or night. 3rd Startling statistics? A surprising statistics can be very instructive. For a presentation on drinking and driving, you might start with ... Within 30 minutes, it will be for me to do this presentation, one person in the United States die in a car accident alcohol-related. When using statistics, round figures, the sources of your site, and do not forget to submit accurate and timely information. 4th Analogy? The analogy compares the known to the unknown, helping the public to better understand the unknown. When properly designed and explained, an analogy can be an interesting opening presentation. Here, l? An analogy example ... ? Continue using this technology is like being on a lake in a boat full of holes? Rather than patch the hole, the time is consumed with tap water from the boat. You can not understand the technology, but now we know unequivocally that it is like a sinking ship! 5th Amusing anecdote? Humor is one of the best ways to win a greater enthusiasm and get them to you and your presentation. Humor improves the public? S positive perception of you. When an audience laughs with you, chances are good they are for you! The safest type of humor, stories or anecdotes that are only yours. The problems that you travel to reach your presentation humor stories. Your dinner disaster is always good for a laugh. A point worth mentioning - only use when you can 'humor relates to the theme? Relevance jokes are not suitable opening presentation. Here, l? An example of an amusing anecdote? ? There is nothing more humiliating for the opinion of an honest five. I felt really good in that place this moing (also a little 'before equalization mirror) when my five years, the daughter came to me and said, "Mom, are you going to wear that the table cloth to work? 6. Curiosity? Because the public? S sense of curiosity can also help to capture their attention. When we are curious to know something, we tend to listen more closely to see how it works. The TV news trailers you see during prime time television is often the curiosity of trying to encourage you to stay and watch the end of news. ? Tonight at 11:00, find out what vitamin combination can save your life. In the presentation, you can use more subtle tactics, today I am going to tell you three important things that I guarantee will change the way you do business forever? Because they are curious, the public will be very careful that these things are.7. Trick? The only purpose of a thing is to capture the public? And attention, it is obvious that the start of a gadget is a good strategy. An example of a gadget, perhaps? A presenter who will speak of the benefits of a paperless office begins with the presentation of documents and the dramatic erosion of the cast. He asked the public to reject any document that has been planted in front of them. Note that everyone likes something, until it is well taste.Remember, incorporating a good attention Getter in the introduction to your presentation can mean the difference between being memorable or forgotten. For more information on this and other secrets of presentation, see the book "15 Presentation Secrets: How to WOW Even hearing the most difficult" by Debbie Bailey available at trainer2go.com/ebooks.html. The author Debbie Bailey is author of the book "15 Presentation Secrets - How to WOW Even the most difficult. 'It is well known for her life changing presentation skills courses. In addition to training some of the most successful companies in Corporate America, Debbie has also taught the skills of presentation of the United States Marines, San Diego State University and UCLA Extension.