I’ve found three key strategies for effectively emphasizing points in presentations: 1. Engage with the audience from the start by understanding their mindset and tailoring your narrative to resonate with them. 2. Apply the “Rule of Three” by focusing on three core ideas. This helps simplify complex information, making it easier for the audience to process and remember. 3. Use infographics, proper visuals, and video/animations to enhance understanding and reinforce key ideas without overwhelming the audience. These techniques ensure your presentation is engaging, clear, and impactful.

Strategies that have worked for me : 1. Start with the why, then move to the what and how 2. Find moments where 1. You make the audience smile 2. Where you take a pause for impact

Prioritising key points for maximum impact starts with recognizing the power of words. The way you express your ideas can make all the difference. It's not just about the content but how you say it. Craft your points using clear, impactful language that resonates emotionally or intellectually with your audience. Additionally, understanding your audience is key - knowing their interests, challenges, and expectations helps you tailor your message to address what matters most to them. By combining powerful words with a deep understanding of your audience, you can ensure your key points stick.

?? Start by defining the *one takeaway* you want your audience to remember. Everything else should support this. ?? Use the *rule of three*—people recall ideas better in groups of three. Prioritize your top three points. ?? Engage your audience visually—charts and infographics drive retention. Pro tip: According to a University of California study, presentations with visuals are 43% more effective in persuading audiences.

My experience have taught me the best way to put forward your point with maximum impact is by using the Power of "Why": For each point, ask yourself why it's important and how it aligns with the core message and asking the same question to audience helps as well, this strategy presents the problem first to engage audience and then present the answer as key point or answers as key points.