Finding the right keynote presenter that has content specific for the show's audience is frequently as difficult as finding a needle in a haystack. Many times the content experts are not the greatest presenters. Yet the good presenters don't have any content of value to the attendees. So what do you do? How can you design conference content that is relevant to your audience from a recognized expert with poor delivery skills? And how can you deliver content from your tradeshow floor as well?

1. Designing & Producing
Content For The Big Tent
Glenn Thayer
Voice Of Your Event
Jeff Hurt
Velvet Chainsaw Consulting

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8. Be Present • Be Active
Use Respect

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Experience

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your audience

27. Tune your general session
messages to your audience

29. Attendees will say, “That session
with me!”

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50. Brain Friendly Strategy #4
Content should be chunked in
10 minute segments

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