Index
acronyms, avoiding of
action, 2nd, 3rd
advertising
effect of music on emotional response to
functions of
sublimal
Aeschines
AIDA, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
alliteration
alternative, offering of an, 2nd
Amdahl
analytical presentations
anaphora
appearance
and delivery, 2nd
approach, 2nd, 3rd
association, power of, 2nd
attention, gaining your prospect’s, 2nd
audiences, 2nd
asking questions of
commitment to helping, 2nd
delivering message to see delivery
finding out about, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
processing of information by
audiences, connecting with, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
association and conditioning, 2nd
being succinct
and body language
dealing with facts, 2nd
and group dynamics, 2nd
and listening, 2nd
overcoming nervousness, 2nd
overcoming the rejection reflex
reasoning styles of different cultures, 2nd
use of illustrations/pictures to aid recall
use of transitions to help audiences catch up
blank page to first draft, 2nd
body language
and connecting with your audience
body of presentation, 2nd
Boone, Mary Anne
boring voice
brainstorming
brand proposition, 2nd
breathing
Brown, Dr J.A.C .
Techniques of Persuasion
Brown, Les
bullet points
and slides, 2nd
Butler, Jean
buying level, 8551
Buzan, Tony
buzzwords, avoiding of business
capitals
and slides
ceremonial presentations
change
bringing about as purpose of presentation, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
charisma, 2nd, 3rd
checklist, presentation, 2nd, 3rd
Churchill, Winston
Cialdini, Robert B .
Law of Reciprocity
collective behaviour
Collins, Lt Colonel Tim
Columbia
commitment
and persuasion, 2nd
communication
complex detail
concentration span, of audience
conclusion of presentation, 2nd, 3rd
conditioning, 2nd
content (of presentation), 2nd, 3rd, 4th
avoiding jargon and acronyms
brand reinforcement, 2nd
common terms of reference
and facts, 2nd
filtering of
keeping a journal
negative elements, 2nd
not putting in enough
and PAT formula, 2nd
positive elements, 2nd
and problem solving
putting in too much
relevance of
repeating of essential elements
and structure, 2nd
talking about what you know, 2nd
Conter, David
copywriters, approach to persuasion
core message, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Covey, Stephen
The Speed of Trust
cultural differences
and reasoning styles, 2nd
daily conversations
Daily Express
classified ad sales
decision makers/influences, addressing pitch only to
delivery (of presentation), 2nd, 3rd
and appearance, 2nd
asking questions of the audience
and charisma, 2nd
commitment to helping the audience, 2nd
and failed presentations
gestures, 2nd
importance of
instructing of body by mind
involving of and connecting with your audience
length of
microphone use, 2nd, 3rd
movement around platform, 2nd, 3rd
and pauses, 2nd
and persuasive presentations
power in, 2nd
presentation essentials, 2nd
self-centred
speaking pace, 2nd, 3rd
to people of other nations
and trust, 2nd
and voice, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
see also visual aids
Democratic Party (US)
demonstrations, 2nd, 3rd
Demosthenes
desire, 2nd
direct marketing
direct selling
Doherty, Moya
drafting your presentation, 2nd
blank page to first draft, 2nd
brainstorming
finding your own angle on the topic, 2nd
headline, 2nd
selecting ideas from brainstormed list and placing within
framework
structure/framework, 2nd
using stories
Dragons’ Den
elevator speech, 2nd, 3rd
emotional journey, 2nd, 3rd
emotions
effect of music on
engaging of, 2nd, 3rd
‘engineer’s mentality ’, 2nd
entertaining presentations, 2nd
epistrophe
expectations
British compared with American
meeting, 2nd
experienced presenters, 2nd
eye contact, maintaining of with audience
fact finding questions
facts, 2nd, 3rd
dealing with, 2nd
and failed presentations
filtering of, 2nd
failed presentations, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
content
costs of, 2nd, 3rd
and delivery
and facts
reasons for, 2nd, 3rd
statistics on
and structure
and style
film clips, 2nd, 3rd
Finestone, Dr Hillel
Flatley, Michael
flip charts, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
4 Ps of presenting, 2nd
planning
pre-qualifying
principles
purpose
Fripp, Patricia, 2nd
genuine influencers
gestures
and delivery, 2nd
Glenn Miller Story, The
grammatical errors
Greece, ancient
group dynamics, 2nd
HAMO IS DEAF mnemonic, 2nd
handouts, 2nd
headline
presentation title as, 2nd
slides
hook, 2nd, 3rd
hostile listeners
humour
hyperbole
iambic cadence
illustrations, use of
in-house presentations
information
processing of by audiences
processing of by large groups and nations
informative presentations
Innocent
instructional presentations
interactive participation, 2nd
interest, developing prospect’s, 2nd
jargon, avoiding of
Jobs, Steve
Johnson, Alan
jokes
Jones, Dewitt
Joslin, Paul
journal, keeping a
Kawasaki, Guy, 2nd
Kayser, Steve
knowing your subject
Lancet, The
language, using the right, 2nd, 3rd
Lincoln, Abraham
Gettysburg Address, 2nd
Lindbergh, Anne Morrow
Gift from the Sea
linguistic devices see oratorical skills
listening
and audiences, 2nd
and persuasion, 2nd
live test
manipulation
difference between persuasion and
marketing
direct
message
core, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
delivering of see delivery
metabolism, raising of
metaphor
microphone, use of, 2nd, 3rd
Milton, Sylvia
mind mapping, 2nd
Morris, John D .
motivational presentations
movement around platform, 2nd, 3rd
music
effect of on emotions
National Speakers Association in America
nations, reasoning styles of
negative elements, 2nd
nervousness, strategy for overcoming, 2nd
networking
new business presentations
non-users
Noonan, Peggy, 2nd
Obama, Barack, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
objectives
Ogilvy, David
open presentations, 2nd
Open University
oratorical devices, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Pachuta, Jack
Packard, Vance
The Hidden Persuaders
Pareto principle
particularists
passive listeners
PAT formula, 2nd
pauses
and delivery, 2nd
performance anxiety
persuasion/persuasive presentations, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th
and AIDA, 2nd, 3rd
and commitment, 2nd
copywriter’s approach to
definition
and delivery
difference between manipulation and
engaging with the audience
focusing on how the audience will benefit
and listening, 2nd
and meeting expectations, 2nd
offering an alternative
power of
and relevance, 2nd
requirements of
seven essentials of, 2nd
and trust, 2nd
and visual aids
Peters, Tom, 2nd
pictures, use of, 2nd
planning
positive elements, 2nd
PowerPoint, 2nd, 3rd
incorporation of video into
see also slides
Practical Training for Professionals (PTP) survey
pre-qualifying
presentation checklist, 2nd, 3rd
presentation essentials, 2nd
presentation title, 2nd
presentation wheel, 2nd
presentations
costs of, 2nd
misconceptions over
reasons for making, 2nd
types of, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
presenter, importance of your role as, 2nd
principles
problem solving, 2nd, 3rd
problem solving presentations
proposition
props, 2nd
public speaking, 2nd
punctuation
and slides
purpose of a presentation, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
questions
asking of the audience
fact-finding
Reader’s Digest
reciprocity
Regional Development Agencies
reinforcement
rejection reflex, overcoming
relevance
and persuasion, 2nd
of presentation content
respect
rhyme
Riverdance
road signs
sales pitch, presentation as a
script reading
and delivery
Seinfeld, Jerry
self-centred presentations
seminars
Simon, Herbert
slides, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
10-20-30 rule
bullet points, 2nd
cluttered design, 2nd
design tips
essential rules for
function of
getting message across in an instant
guide to avoiding common mistakes
headline
inserting videos or sound clips
managing of
number of, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
over-full
printout of
reading
transitions and animations
typeface and fonts, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
wordage
slideshow
smiling
‘sniffing period ’
‘so what column ’, 2nd
sound clips
speaking pace
and delivery, 2nd, 3rd
spoken word, power of
Stevens, Jocelyn
stories, use of, 2nd
structure, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
style of presentation
sublimal advertising
successful presentations, 2nd
succinct, being
Sudoku
summary, presentation
symploce, 2nd
Takahashi, Masayoshi
Takahashi Method
talking about what you know, 2nd
Terry, John
30-point checklist, 2nd, 3rd
three-part structure, 2nd
3Ms (message, messenger, method)
timeline for presentations
title, presentation, 2nd
topic
Track 150, 2nd
Track 350, 2nd, 3rd
transitions
use of to help audiences catch up
trials
tricolon
trust, 2nd, 3rd
four pillars of, 2nd
and persuasion, 2nd
typeface
and slides, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
UK English
differences between US English and
Unique Selling Proposition (USP)
United States
expectations compared with British
universalists
videos, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
playing within a PowerPoint presentation
visual aids, 2nd, 3rd
flip charts, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
guide to avoiding common mistakes
and interactive participation, 2nd
and persuasion
props, 2nd
types of
videos/film clips, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
see also slides
visualisation
vocal resonance
voice, 2nd
changing your
pitch of
sound of
weaknesses, identifying of
‘which means that ...’
whiteboard
WII MF (what’s in it for me?)
Windows Media Program
wisdom
Young, Jim
How to Become an Advertising Man
YouTube, 2nd