PowerPoint and TikTok may seem worlds apart, but presenters can benefit from the platform's user base, assumptions, and intended use. Great content starts conversations, authenticity matters more than polish, fun is cool again, and intriguing headlines work. These lessons can help you create a compelling presentation and make any topic engaging.
Be passionate and speak from the heart. Put personality into your work and don't be afraid to challenge conventional thinking. TikTok has taught us that there is no need for business and entertainment to be separate. Use catchy, story-driven headlines to boost narrative tension and allow your audience to relate to your message.
Find inspiration in unusual places, and never stop learning. Remember that humor can actually help the audience remember information, and you can make any topic compelling. Use these insights to make your presentation stand out and create a feeling for your audience.
Four Things TikTok Can Teach Us About Presentations
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