Preparing
the Foundation
Building a Foundation
A presentation is only as good as the depth of communication of its message. If the message isn’t heard, understood, or acted on, the presentation essentially fails. The foundation of a good presentation starts with having a clear purpose. Use this purpose as a guide to developing the presentation and ensuring your presentation stays on track and on point.
I. Statement of Purpose
- The purpose of my presentation is to explain to my colleagues our company’s newest marketing strategy and how it affects their work.
- The purpose of my presentation is to demonstrate to my clients how to submit online applications for product safety testing and certification.
- The purpose of my presentation is to persuade sales prospects of the benefits of our products and services and to have them sign on as clients.
Use this pattern:
The purpose of my presentation is to ( verb ) to ( who ) ( what ).
The purpose of my presentation is to…
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II. Developing Main Ideas
Examples:
- The purpose of my presentation is to give new employees an overview of our company before taking them on a tour of the factory.
Main Idea 1: History (major milestones)
Main Idea 2: Markets (where we currently sell)
Main Idea 3: People (who we hire)
Develop Your Main Ideas
The purpose of my presentation is to______________________________
Main Idea 1:
Main Idea 2:
Main Idea 3:


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