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Killer Presentations by Nicholas Oulton founder of m62 visualcommunications & PowerPoint Presentation expert

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Killer Presentations Book

Power the imagination to visualise your Point with PowerPoint

Killer Presentations BookKiller Presentations was written nearly 10 years ago and was based on my experience from 5000 presentations. Now, 10 years and another 5000 presentations, since putting pen to paper little has changed. There are a few more experts talking about what we should or shouldn’t do in our presentations but by and large the practical application of this is lacking. PowerPoint is still used as badly as ever. Newer versions of the software haven’t solved the issues which aren’t with what PowerPoint can and can’t do but are about what people actually do with it.

PowerPoint is used over 30 million times a day… Badly! Boredrooms all over the world are still ringing with the sound of defeat. Audiences battle to stay awake, as presenters abuse them with slide after slide of bullet points.

  • Badly constructed arguments
  • Badly target messaging
  • Too much information
  • Too much text
  • Too little thought
  • Essential information lost in a sea of text
  • Irrelevant information illustrated with clip art and photographs

The presenters aren’t winning and the audiences are losing… The will to live!

I want to change that. Change the use of PowerPoint and you change it’s effect;

  • Boring can become Engaging,
  • Dull can become Memorable,
  • Pointless can become Effective

The book contains over 100 examples of slides and sequences from real presentations, all created within old versions of PowerPoint. No flash, No Photoshop just PowerPoint 2000. It’s not about how to use PowerPoint but how to think about presentations before you use PowerPoint.

Sample Chapter:

Download the first chapter of Killer Presentations

Book Sales with accompanying CD

Killer Presentations is available from info@m62.net

Book Resources:

  • Services
  • Cue Cards
  • Attention Span
  • Teaching
  • Sales Structure
  • Sales Psychology
  • Unique Selling Point
  • Metal Spinners
  • RTC
  • Jaguar
  • A visualisation example
  • Pacing information flow (Killer Idea)
  • Four dimension presenting (Killer Idea)
  • Build up (Killer Idea)
  • Fade down (Killer Idea)
  • Highlight (Killer Idea)
  • Zoom-in (Killer Idea)
  • Lozenge
  • Schematic
  • Pyramid
  • Venn
  • Matrix 2x2x2
  • 2D Model
  • 3D Model
  • 4D Model
  • Screen Grabs
  • Visual Segue
  • Title Bars
  • Line Graph
  • Graph 2
  • Pie Charts
  • Scatter Plots
  • Bar
  • Ordered lists: flow chart
  • The communication problem: perception

  • Contact
  • The 7 best practices of the 9-figure sale…
  • Don't Print Your PowerPoint Slides
  • Lies, Statistics and Audience Recall
  • Excellence is not a gift; but rather a skill that takes practice.. Plato
  • Learning Techniques Your Audience will CRAVE
  • NLP: Nothing Like Properscience!
  • Nicholas Oulton, Killer Presenter
  • Ceridian - Before and After
  • Presentation Iconography

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