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We are in a strange time right now and with so many businesses being forced to move online, a lot of our speaking presentations are getting moved online too. I'm sure you've noticed a big uptick in virtual summits and Facebook lives. People are presenting their content in a way they didn't before and that's great because it means more people than ever are getting to digest your content and receive your message. This shift is going to allow you to create a bigger ripple effect than you did before. This is a great opportunity for you to transform even more lives and continue making an impact on the world around you. You don't have to stop public speaking for business just because things are changing, but your format and delivery are going to have to change a bit if you’re going to take your presentation online. In this episode, I'm going to walk through the big differences between an in-person presentation and a virtual presentation so you can ensure that your talk is still hitting the mark no matter what stage or platform you’re delivering it from.

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Episode takeaways you don’t want to miss:

How to overcome your listener’s distractions to keep them engaged in your online presentation
The kinds of instructions you want to ensure you’re giving at the beginning of your presentation. How to be the leader
How to ensure that you’re eliminating your own distractions or distractions you could possibly be giving your listeners
Ensuring you lay out clear expectations and deliverables that your audience can expect to take away so that they are enticed to stick around for them
How to craft a presentation geared to your audience’s needs
The right time to give your audience their freebie or reward for listening to your presentation
You do a better job presenting when you’re standing… There’s nothing wrong with doing this when you’re presenting virtually
What hardware and software you need to host a virtual presentation

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