1. A new direction in sales…
Keep the title page simple with an interesting hook to your presentation. Remember, this is the first thing your audience will see so you need to make a good impression. Get free images at pixabay.com
A new direction in sales…

2. Try to keep the message on each page simple
Try to keep the message on each page simple. Avoid lists of bullet points where possible and just focus on the key message. Three slides with one point each is usually more effective than one slide with three bullet points.
80% Growth

3. Last year This year 26 93 Jan Feb Mar 54 38 Jan Feb Mar 34 67
Use tables instead of charts for clarity of your message. Within the tables highlight the key information you need to get across using bold, colors, font sizes. Add animations to transition between two states (eg. Before and after)

4. What’s the
plan?
Keep the information short on your slides. The slides should be a reminder of what you are speaking about. The slides shouldn’t give the “game” away. If the audience can read everything you’re about to say than your job as a presenter is irrelevant. If you need the audience to take the information you speak about away with them, give them handouts at the end of the presentation instead of cramming all the information into your slides.

5. The Collaborative Solution
Keep the information short on your slides. The slides should be a reminder of what you are speaking about. The slides shouldn’t give the “game” away. If the audience can read everything you’re about to say than your job as a presenter is irrelevant. If you need the audience to take the information you speak about away with them, give them handouts at the end of the presentation instead of cramming all the information into your slides.
The Collaborative Solution

6. We can achieve this together!
Closing slide with a positive message is a good way to finish your presentation. You can leave this on-screen as you launch your Q&A session.