How to make your remote selling presentation memorable-How-to-make-your-remote-selling-presentation-memorable

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The speaker explains how remote selling can be more effective by working with how the brain forms memory. Since people forget most presentation content within 48 hours, the goal is to control the “10% message” they do remember and link it to something desirable and actionable.<br /><br />Three main techniques are shared. First, clarify exactly what you want the audience to remember, keeping the message precise and limiting supporting points to three or four. Too much information weakens memory precision. Second, control attention, because attention leads to memory. This can be done by using color, size, spacing, and simple animation to guide where the audience looks, especially in remote presentations. Third, prime the brain by using an intense or emotionally engaging slide just before an important point to increase alertness and improve recall.<br /><br />The speaker also notes that memory should be rewarding and motivational, not just memorable. Presentations should help audiences remember something meaningful they are willing to act on. Tools like PowerPoint, surveys, visuals, and even language choices can support this, but the key is managing stimulation and making the message clear, easy to retrieve, and tied to a desired outcome.

Keywords

remote selling

memory retention

attention control

message clarity

audience recall

visual design

presentation techniques