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Got stage time at a conference? It’s time to perfect your deck. If you’ve ever spoken at a conference, you know that the right slideshow can make all the difference. But too many people think that more is…well, more when it comes to your slides. They don’t realize that the best slides don’t say it all — they simply help you say it better. Today, we explain how to create efficient, stripped-down slides that get your ideas across and make them more memorable. From content to formatting to length, we’ll help you design a presentation that lets you shine. How many slides, how much to put on them, how to prepare: in this episode, we cover it all. Plus, we’ll explain why the title is so crucial to your presentation, and how to nail it. Learn how to create a presentation that’ll make conference organizers happy, hook your audience, and boost your personal brand. Click Play! SUBSCRIBE ON APPLE PODCASTS Stitcher | SoundCloud | Podcast Feed | How To Subscribe Give us a Rating & Review Today’s Sponsors Mailchimp Ready to grow your business? Mailchimp is your all-in-one marketing platform. Mailchimp lets you manage more of your marketing from one place, without all the extra tools. Market smarter and grow faster with one tool that helps you create, publish, manage, and measure multi-channel marketing campaigns. Let Mailchimp help you market smarter — learn more at mailchimp.com Capital One With the Spark Cash card from Capital One, you earn unlimited 2% cash back on all your business purchases. Think about it – unlimited 2% cash back on everything you buy for your business. That cash back can add up to thousands of dollars, which you can reinvest back into your business so you can keep growing. Imagine what unlimited 2% cash back could do for your business. Capital One: what’s in your wallet? Show Links Your Key Steps to Creating an Automated Webinar That Converts The post MBA1374 Creating Your Presentation Slides For a Conference Talk appeared first on The $100 MBA . Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.