Improve your presentation delivery skills with advice and insight from leading PowerPoint presenters and presentation professionals.

Welcome to the 123PPT Presentation Articles and Advice section for Delivery Skills.

These articles provide insight, input, and commentary to help you improve, develop, and increase your presentation skills.

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Presentation Articles concerning Delivery Skills subject themes can be seen below:

• Power your confidence and power your business.

By Dave Clark, Communication Consultant, 123PPT.com

Speaking to a large audience can be a daunting task. Not only are the pressures to perform and deliver multiplied, but also the pitfalls for failure greatly increased.

So why take such risks? Even the most gifted and natural of communicators can often find the thought of speaking to a large audience overwhelming. And with so much at stake, what are the real gains for speaking to a larger audience or convention?

• Five simple steps to help you deliver a better presentation.

By Michael Petersen, Director of Business & Partner Development, 123PPT.com

No matter the number of presentations you give, to the smallest or the largest of audiences, the nerves that you experience before you say those first words will always be there.

The feeling of anxiety and need for composure before any presentation will always endure. And whilst you can never rid yourself of your presentation demons, you can learn to control and exorcise them. Improving your delivery skills, allowing you to deliver a better presentation.