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A PowerPoint Presentation on Presenting with PowerPoint. Why creatives should use PowerPoint. What PowerPoint is as a creative tool. How to use PowerPoint for creative presentations.

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#1 USE THE RIGHT TOOL

#2 SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE

#3 KEEP CREATIVE CONTROL

•  If •  To
•  An •  Explain
•  Idea •  It
•  Needs •  Then
•  This •  It’s
•  Many •  Probably
•  Bullet •  Too
•  Points •  Complicated

#1 A STRUCTURING TOOL

#2 A STORYTELLING TOOL

#3 A SIMPLIFYING TOOL

#1 CONSISTENT STRUCTURE

#2 TELL A STORY

#3 KEEP IT VISUAL

#4 KEEP IT SHORT

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A PowerPoint Presentation on Presenting with PowerPoint

1. Presenting with PowerPoint

2. Why? What? How?

3. Why?

4. #1 use the right tool

5. Communication has changed.

6. Advertising has changed.

7. Presenting has changed. Click to edit picture title

8. It’s time for a more appropriate tool

9. #2 speak their language

10. It’s not about you. It’s about him.

11. And also him.

12. #3 keep creative control

13.

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15. #1 USE THE RIGHT TOOL #2 SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE #3 KEEP CREATIVE CONTROL

16. What?

17. #1 A structuring tool

18. Say what you’re going to say.

19. Say it.

20. Then say what you just said.

21. #2 A storytelling tool

22. Think in journeys

23.

24. #3 A simplifying tool

25. •  If •  To •  An •  Explain •  Idea •  It •  Needs •  Then •  This •  It’s •  Many •  Probably •  Bullet •  Too •  Points •  Complicated

26. #1 A STRUCTURING TOOL #2 A STORYTELLING TOOL #3 A SIMPLIFYING TOOL