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10 Ways to Keep Your Audience's Attention

These days there are so many people vying for our attention that it's difficult to stand out in the crowd. Here are ten ways to keep your audience engaged in everything from presentations, speeches, to online training, and remote learning.

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10 Ways to Keep Your Audience's Attention

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  1. 10 Ways to Keep Your Audience's Attention 10 Ways to Keep Your Audience’s Attention

  2. We live in a noisy world We live in a noisy world

  3. We live in a noisy world here Look Our attention is in demand Our attention is in demand

  4. We live in a noisy world here ur attention s in demand Our attention s in demand Content is more and m

  5. Content is becoming more and more bite-size

  6. So how do presenters win the battle for attention

  7. And keep audiences engaged while we’re at it

  8. Here are 10 tips

  9. TIP 1

  10. Break it down TIP1 TIP1

  11. Break it down TIP1 TIP1

  12. Ten years ago paragraphs looked like this

  13. Now they look like this

  14. We don’t like to search for a message

  15. We don’t like to search for a message

  16. This applies to presentations too

  17. Keep your notes brief

  18. And break them into small sections

  19. TIP 2

  20. TIP2 TIP2 Pa ce yourself

  21. TIP2 TIP2 Pa ce yourself

  22. Group your information into slides

  23. and pace the flow with clicks

  24. Force your audience to pay attention

  25. and don’t give away the punchline too soon

  26. TIP 3

  27. TIP3 TIP3 H a rH a r

  28. TIP3 TIP3 mH a r y omH a r y o nn

  29. This will get your speaker and your slides working together in harmony

  30. Because you can’t read and listen at the same time

  31. It’s really important to put lots of visuals on your slide

  32. And as little text as possible

  33. TIP 4

  34. i TIP4 TIP4 Target your Infor m ation

  35. i TIP4 TIP4 Target your Infor m ation

  36. Always think from the audience’s point of view and ask

  37. Why is this relevant to me?

  38. TIP 5

  39. Get Personal TIP5 TIP5

  40. TIP5 TIP5 Get Personal

  41. Tailor your content so that your audience can identify with your perspectives

  42. Empathi se with what you ’resaying

  43. Breathe a sigh of relief to know they’re not the only one that thinks that way

  44. TIP 6

  45. Be clear and concise TIP6 TIP6

  46. Be clear and concise TIP6 TIP6

  47. Be overt

  48. Be brief

  49. TIP 7

  50. r h y Get into a TIP7 TIP7

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