Similarly, I can think of several presentations which I've enjoyed immensely at the time but

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In retrospect, taught me very little. I'm not saying we should all take crash courses in bullsh*t, but it's definitely worth appreciating how far style can go towards making or breaking a presentation. SEO Presentations Finally, I want to talk about these points in relation specifically to our industry, whether you're doing the keynote at SMX or persuading your CEO that SEO isn't snake oil.


Let's run a link building presentation through the G honduras phone number database OER gauntlet. Goal: Find out what your audience wants from this link building presentation. If it's SMX Advanced, you don't need to explain why links are important; if it's a potential client, there's every chance they won't even know what a link is. Outline: You'll know more about link building than you could possibly imagine. Get it all out of your brain and onto some paper and now, based on what you learnt in 'Goal', go through and pick out the really useful stuff.


Build a presentation around those points; they're the important bit, after all! Elaborate: Got a personal story about link building? Or an original idea about it? Make sure you make space for this in your talk because it's probably what your audience will remember you for. Refine: Be realistic. There's no way you can talk about all those link building techniques in a 20 minute slot. Focus on precisely what you want to cover and do it well.