3. Compelling data visualizations

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In data journalist David McCandless’s TED talk, he explains that the beauty of data visualization is that “we can see important patterns and connections and design that information so that it makes more sense, that it tells a story or allows us to Only focus on important information.”

Text-based images break down the three Cs of data greece b2b leads visualization: clarity, consistency, and context. Good data visualizations have clear information, are consistent throughout the presentation, and include context to help the audience understand the data.
Don’t get bogged down in plotting every data point you discover during your research. The best charts are simple ones and allow key points to be discovered quickly.

4. Space for conversation
Engaging your audience is more than just showing great content. It’s about cultivating a connection with them. It’s not enough to just ask “Any questions?” at the end of your speech. You need to create space for everyone to absorb and interact with new knowledge.

Leave space throughout the presentation to seek feedback on key concepts or areas of concern. Tailored questions can engage your audience.

Expert advice for your next social media presentation
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