EPISODE · Jun 23, 2021 · 27 MIN
AlexAnndra Ontra: The Art (and Importance) of the Presentation
from Ms. InterPReted · host Fletcher Marketing + PR
AlexAnndra Ontra of Shufflrr discusses the art of the presentation:How to lead with storytelling and more conversational approachesWhy presentations are getting more play in the marketing mixWays in which presentations must keep ever-evolving “in a continual loop” and not remain static over timeHow it is that some 70% of marketing assets are not used (a data point from 3M) – representing an intellectual-resource wasteMethods for avoiding mismanagement or non-accessibility of presentation assets so that there is wider, more searchable usability of presentation dataWays that presentations can remain fresh but have enough content preservation and replicability to save staff timeDiscover more about Shufflrr: https://shufflrr.com/ Follow Fletcher Marketing PR on:Website: https://www.fletchermarketingpr.com/On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FletchermarketingprOn Twitter: @fletcherprOn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fletcher.pr/Follow Kelly on Twitter: @KDFletcherFollow Mary Beth: @marybethwest
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Simple business presentations can be anything but simple. After all, business presentations get a bad rap – from the dreaded all-text PowerPoint Presentation to the myriad ways poor use of technology prevents speakers from connecting with their audiences. AlexAnndra Ontra – president and co-founder of Shufflrr – brings decades of experience helping big-name clients from Starbucks and Royal Caribbean to NASA develop stronger presentation technologies alongside storytelling techniques that become valuable PR assets. Learn some of the most common presentation mistakes as well as today’s best presentation technology and application practices that overcome common stumbling blocks and anxieties.
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