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1. Hell
• Make sure to have LOTS of text on your slides,
in different fonts, colors and sizes!
• About 99.9999% of content should be stats
and heavy data!
• Don’t use any pictures either, only plain boring
text!!!
www.educecommunications.com
2. Costume
Your costume must be Super
uncomfortable, and the
most inappropriate for the
audience and the for subject
matter of your presentation!
www.educecommunications.com
3. Breather
Your breathing should
be very heavy and loud,
or short and fast, like
running a marathon
www.educecommunications.com
4. Man
Use LOTS of
unnecessary
Props and hide
behind them!
www.educecommunications.com
5. Clown
Try HARD to be
FUNNY!
Say joke after joke and
if your audience
doesn’t laugh, laugh
out loud yourself!
www.educecommunications.com
6. Baller
Don’t change your leering gaze from one
person to another in your audience, just find
ONE victim and stare at them for the entire
presentation!
www.educecommunications.com
7. Movements
Walk about on the stage
without any purpose!
More random and
distracting the
movements, the better!
www.educecommunications.com
8. Skeleton
Be as stiff as possible
when speaking!
If you’re not a Zombie
mover, stand still and
stiff!
www.educecommunications.com
9. Hands
Under no circumstance use
your hands!
Just clasp them tightly
together behind your back
or frontal “fig leaf” area!
www.educecommunications.com
10. Head
To smile when presenting in
public is good, but don’t over-
do it and keep a creepy smile
on your face the whole time!
www.educecommunications.com
11. Fright
Act and be
terrified on stage!
That way the
audience will copy
you and feel
fearful too!
www.educecommunications.com
12. It!
Never prepare your
presentation in
advance,
Just wing it!
www.educecommunications.com
13. Loner!
Be a Loner and do
not seek any help
from Professional
Presentation Skills
Coach!
www.educecommunications.com
Remember, keep spooking
your audience and do not
seek any help from the
Business and Sales
Presentation Skills Coach..
Natasha Arvinte-Hickey

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13 Ways to Spook Your Audience

  • 2. 1. Hell • Make sure to have LOTS of text on your slides, in different fonts, colors and sizes! • About 99.9999% of content should be stats and heavy data! • Don’t use any pictures either, only plain boring text!!! www.educecommunications.com
  • 3. 2. Costume Your costume must be Super uncomfortable, and the most inappropriate for the audience and the for subject matter of your presentation! www.educecommunications.com
  • 4. 3. Breather Your breathing should be very heavy and loud, or short and fast, like running a marathon www.educecommunications.com
  • 5. 4. Man Use LOTS of unnecessary Props and hide behind them! www.educecommunications.com
  • 6. 5. Clown Try HARD to be FUNNY! Say joke after joke and if your audience doesn’t laugh, laugh out loud yourself! www.educecommunications.com
  • 7. 6. Baller Don’t change your leering gaze from one person to another in your audience, just find ONE victim and stare at them for the entire presentation! www.educecommunications.com
  • 8. 7. Movements Walk about on the stage without any purpose! More random and distracting the movements, the better! www.educecommunications.com
  • 9. 8. Skeleton Be as stiff as possible when speaking! If you’re not a Zombie mover, stand still and stiff! www.educecommunications.com
  • 10. 9. Hands Under no circumstance use your hands! Just clasp them tightly together behind your back or frontal “fig leaf” area! www.educecommunications.com
  • 11. 10. Head To smile when presenting in public is good, but don’t over- do it and keep a creepy smile on your face the whole time! www.educecommunications.com
  • 12. 11. Fright Act and be terrified on stage! That way the audience will copy you and feel fearful too! www.educecommunications.com
  • 13. 12. It! Never prepare your presentation in advance, Just wing it! www.educecommunications.com
  • 14. 13. Loner! Be a Loner and do not seek any help from Professional Presentation Skills Coach! www.educecommunications.com
  • 15. Remember, keep spooking your audience and do not seek any help from the Business and Sales Presentation Skills Coach.. Natasha Arvinte-Hickey