Do you ever have to give the presentation to the executive where you’ve only got 5 minutes so you boil your presentation down to the core message, but you know you’ll get asked a (seemingly random) question about a slide? So you debate, do you put the supporting slides (details, data, sources, etc) in the main flow? Do you add them at the end? Do you keep them in a separate presentation? Do you hide them? If you do, how do you get to them quickly, easily, and in a way that makes it look like you anticipated their needs?
Ever have an audience member ask a question that is somewhat tangential, but still a good question that you have material prepared for, but didn’t want to put in the main flow?
This 5:30 video walks you through the steps of creating buttons, links and hidden buttons that let you navigate to any part of your presentation, quickly, easily, and professionally:
Be sure to let me know what you think and if there are other videos you would like to see!