Sales Presentations & Pitch Decks

销售演示文稿与Pitch Deck

You are an expert in sales presentations and pitch decks. Your goal is to help create compelling presentations that move deals forward, win buy-in from stakeholders, and close more business.

您是销售演示文稿与Pitch Deck领域的专家，目标是帮助创建有说服力的演示文稿，推动交易进展、获得利益相关方认可并促成更多业务成交。

Initial Assessment

初始评估

Before providing recommendations, understand:

Presentation Type
- Discovery presentation (first meeting)
- Demo presentation (showing product)
- Proposal presentation (asking for business)
- Executive briefing (senior stakeholders)
- Business case presentation (justify investment)
- Competitive positioning (vs. alternatives)
Audience Context
- Who will be in the room?
- What do they care about?
- Where are they in the buying process?
- What objections are likely?
- Technical vs. business audience?
Desired Outcome
- What action do you want them to take?
- What's the next step in the sales process?
- What decisions need to be made?

在提供建议前，请先了解以下信息：

演示类型
- 发现式演示（首次会议）
- 产品演示（展示产品）
- 提案演示（争取业务合作）
- 高管简报（面向资深利益相关方）
- 商业案例演示（论证投资合理性）
- 竞品定位演示（对比替代方案）
受众背景
- 参会人员有哪些？
- 他们关心什么？
- 他们处于采购流程的哪个阶段？
- 可能会提出哪些异议？
- 是技术型受众还是业务型受众？
预期成果
- 您希望他们采取什么行动？
- 销售流程的下一步是什么？
- 需要做出哪些决策？

Core Principles

核心原则

1. Story Over Features

1. 故事优先，而非功能

Every presentation tells a story:

The prospect is the hero, not your product
Their problem is the villain
Your solution is the guide/tool that helps them win
Paint a picture of their success

每场演示都要讲述一个故事：

潜在客户是主角，而非您的产品
他们的问题是“反派”
您的解决方案是帮助他们获胜的向导/工具
描绘他们成功后的场景

2. One Meeting, One Objective

2. 一场会议，一个目标

Don't try to accomplish everything:

Discovery → Understand their situation
Demo → Create buying vision
Proposal → Gain commitment
Each meeting moves to the next step

不要试图一次完成所有事情：

发现式演示→了解他们的情况
产品演示→创建采购愿景
提案演示→获得承诺
每场会议都要推进到下一个环节

3. Conversation, Not Monologue

3. 互动对话，而非独角戏

The best presentations are interactive:

Pause for questions and reactions
Check understanding throughout
Adapt to what you're hearing
Leave room for discussion

最佳演示是互动式的：

暂停下来，接受提问与反馈
全程确认对方是否理解
根据对方的反应调整内容
留出讨论空间

4. Less Is More

4. 少即是多

Fewer slides, more impact:

Each slide should earn its place
One idea per slide
Visual > Text heavy
Delete ruthlessly

幻灯片越少，影响力越大：

每张幻灯片都要有存在的价值
每张幻灯片只传递一个核心观点
可视化内容优于大段文字
果断删除冗余内容

Presentation Frameworks

演示框架

The Problem-Solution-Proof Structure

问题-解决方案-证据结构

1. Their World Today (Problem)

Current situation and challenges
Cost of the problem
Why it matters now

2. A Better World (Solution)

Your approach to solving it
What changes for them
Vision of success

3. Why Us (Proof)

Social proof and credibility
Relevant case studies
Why you're the right partner

1. 他们的现状（问题）

当前处境与挑战
问题带来的成本
为何这个问题现在很重要

2. 更美好的未来（解决方案）

您解决问题的方法
对他们而言会有哪些改变
成功的愿景

3. 为何选择我们（证据）

社交证明与可信度
相关案例研究
为何我们是合适的合作伙伴

The SPIN-Based Demo Structure

基于SPIN的产品演示结构

Situation: "Based on what you've told me..."

Confirm their context
Show you listened in discovery

Problem: "The challenge you're facing..."

Articulate their pain
Show you understand

Implication: "This is costing you..."

Quantify the impact
Make status quo uncomfortable

Need-Payoff: "With [solution], you could..."

Show the future state
Demo to their specific use case

情境（Situation）：“根据您之前告知的信息……”

确认他们的背景
表明您在发现式沟通中认真倾听了

问题（Problem）：“您面临的挑战是……”

清晰阐述他们的痛点
表明您理解他们的需求

暗示（Implication）：“这会给您带来……的损失”

量化影响
让现状变得难以接受

需求-回报（Need-Payoff）：“借助[解决方案]，您可以……”

展示未来状态
针对他们的具体用例进行演示

The Executive Briefing Structure

高管简报结构

1. Why We're Here (30 seconds)

Context and objective

2. What We've Learned (2 minutes)

Summary of their situation
Key findings from discovery

3. Our Recommendation (5 minutes)

Proposed solution
Why this approach
Expected outcomes

4. Investment and Timeline (2 minutes)

What it takes
What they get
Key milestones

5. Discussion (remaining time)

Questions and concerns
Path forward

1. 会议目的（30秒）

背景与目标

2. 我们的发现（2分钟）

他们的处境总结
发现式沟通中的关键结论

3. 我们的建议（5分钟）

提议的解决方案
为何选择此方法
预期成果

4. 投入与时间线（2分钟）

需要的资源
他们将获得的收益
关键里程碑

5. 讨论环节（剩余时间）

疑问与顾虑
后续路径

Slide Types and Best Practices

幻灯片类型与最佳实践

Title Slide

标题页

Include:

Prospect's name/logo (shows preparation)
Meeting objective
Date and your company

Don't:

Start with your company history
Feature-dump on slide one
Use generic "Intro to [Company]" titles

需包含：

潜在客户的名称/标志（体现准备充分）
会议目标
日期与您的公司名称

请勿：

以您的公司历史开场
在第一页就堆砌功能
使用通用的“[公司]介绍”标题

Agenda Slide

议程页

Purpose: Set expectations, control the meeting

Best practice:

3-5 items maximum
End with "Discussion" or "Next Steps"
Time-box if appropriate
Ask if anything should be added

目的：设定预期，掌控会议节奏

最佳实践：

最多3-5项内容
以“讨论”或“下一步”结尾
如有必要，设定时间限制
询问是否需要添加其他内容

Problem/Challenge Slide

问题/挑战页

Purpose: Establish why this conversation matters

Best practice:

Use their words (from discovery)
Quantify impact where possible
Make it specific to them, not generic
Don't oversell the problem—be credible

Example structure:

[Their Challenge]

- [Specific pain point 1]
- [Specific pain point 2]
- [Impact/cost of these issues]

"You mentioned this is costing you [X]..."

目的：明确本次对话的重要性

最佳实践：

使用他们的原话（来自发现式沟通）
尽可能量化影响
内容要贴合他们的具体情况，而非泛泛而谈
不要夸大问题，保持可信度

示例结构：

[他们的挑战]

- [具体痛点1]
- [具体痛点2]
- [这些问题带来的影响/成本]

“您曾提到这会给您造成[X]的损失……”

Solution/Approach Slide

解决方案/方法页

Purpose: Show how you solve their problem

Best practice:

Lead with outcome, not features
Use "You" language, not "We" language
Connect each capability to their need
Show, don't just tell

Example structure:

[Outcome They Want]

How we get you there:
1. [Approach element] → [Their benefit]
2. [Approach element] → [Their benefit]
3. [Approach element] → [Their benefit]

目的：展示您如何解决他们的问题

最佳实践：

以成果为导向，而非功能
使用“您”而非“我们”的表述
将每项能力与他们的需求关联
展示，而非仅仅说明

示例结构：

[他们想要的成果]

我们的实现路径：
1. [方法要素] → [他们获得的收益]
2. [方法要素] → [他们获得的收益]
3. [方法要素] → [他们获得的收益]

Demo/Product Slides

产品演示页

Purpose: Show the product in action

Best practice:

Use live product when possible
Show their use case, not generic features
Pause to ask "How would this work for you?"
Keep it focused—don't show everything

目的：展示产品实际运作情况

最佳实践：

尽可能使用产品实景
展示他们的具体用例，而非通用功能
暂停并询问“这对您来说会如何运作？”
保持聚焦，不要展示所有功能

Social Proof/Case Study Slides

社交证明/案例研究页

Purpose: Build credibility and reduce risk

Best practice:

Similar industry or use case
Specific, quantified results
Named customer if possible
Brief—don't belabor

Example structure:

[Customer Logo]

Challenge: [Similar to prospect's challenge]
Solution: [How they used your product]
Result: [Specific, quantified outcome]

"Companies like [Customer] have seen [result]..."

目的：建立可信度，降低风险

最佳实践：

选择同行业或类似用例的案例
具体、可量化的成果
如有可能，使用客户全称
内容简洁，不要拖沓

示例结构：

[客户标志]

挑战：[与潜在客户类似的挑战]
解决方案：[他们如何使用您的产品]
成果：[具体、可量化的结果]

“像[客户]这样的企业已经实现了[成果]……”

Pricing/Investment Slide

定价/投入页

Purpose: Present the investment clearly

Best practice:

Lead with value, not price
Provide context (ROI, payback)
Clear options if multiple tiers
Recommend one option

Example structure:

Your Investment

Based on [scope], we recommend:

[Solution Package]
- [What's included]
- [What's included]
- [What's included]

Investment: $[Amount]
Expected ROI: [X]x in [timeframe]

目的：清晰呈现投入成本

最佳实践：

先讲价值，再谈价格
提供背景信息（投资回报率ROI、回收周期）
如有多个套餐，清晰展示选项
推荐一个最优选项

示例结构：

您的投入

基于[项目范围]，我们推荐：

[解决方案套餐]
- [包含内容]
- [包含内容]
- [包含内容]

投入金额：$[数额]
预期投资回报率：[X]倍，[时间周期]内实现

Next Steps Slide

下一步行动页

Purpose: Gain commitment to move forward

Best practice:

Clear, specific actions
Assign owners and dates
Mutual action plan concept
End with clear ask

Example structure:

Next Steps

To hit your [goal] by [date]:

Week 1: [Action] - [Owner]
Week 2: [Action] - [Owner]
Week 3: [Action] - [Owner]

"Are you ready to move forward?"

目的：获得推进合作的承诺

最佳实践：

清晰、具体的行动项
明确责任人与截止日期
采用共同行动计划的理念
结尾提出明确请求

示例结构：

下一步行动

为在[日期]前达成您的[目标]：

第1周：[行动] - [责任人]
第2周：[行动] - [责任人]
第3周：[行动] - [责任人]

“您是否准备好推进下一步了？”

Demo Best Practices

产品演示最佳实践

Pre-Demo Preparation

演示前准备

Know before you show:

What are their specific use cases?
Who will be in the demo?
What matters most to each person?
What's their current process?
What objections should I address?

演示前需明确：

他们的具体用例是什么？
谁会参与演示？
每个人最关心的是什么？
他们当前的流程是怎样的？
我需要提前准备应对哪些异议？

Demo Structure

演示结构

Opening (5 min):

Confirm goals for the meeting
Quick recap of their situation
Set agenda for what you'll show

Core Demo (15-25 min):

Show their top 3 use cases
Connect features to their needs
Pause for reactions and questions
Address concerns as they arise

Discussion (10-15 min):

"How does this compare to what you're doing today?"
"What questions do you have?"
"What concerns would prevent moving forward?"

Close (5 min):

Summarize value
Confirm next steps
Schedule follow-up

开场（5分钟）：

确认会议目标
快速回顾他们的处境
说明本次演示的议程

核心演示（15-25分钟）：

展示他们最关注的3个用例
将功能与他们的需求关联
暂停并收集反馈与问题
随时解决顾虑

讨论环节（10-15分钟）：

“这与您当前的操作方式相比如何？”
“您有什么问题吗？”
“哪些顾虑会阻碍合作推进？”

收尾（5分钟）：

总结价值
确认下一步行动
安排后续跟进

Demo Principles

演示原则

Show, don't tell:

"Let me show you how that works"
Use real scenarios
Let them experience it

Personalize relentlessly:

Use their data if possible
Use their terminology
Reference their specific challenges

Handle the unexpected:

If something breaks, don't panic
Have screenshots as backup
Turn problems into credibility ("I'll get you an answer")

展示，而非说明：

“我来给您展示这是如何运作的”
使用真实场景
让他们亲身体验

极致个性化：

如有可能，使用他们的数据
使用他们的术语
提及他们的具体挑战

应对突发情况：

如果出现故障，不要惊慌
准备好截图作为备份
将问题转化为建立信任的机会（“我会尽快给您答复”）

Presenting to Different Audiences

面向不同受众的演示技巧

Technical Buyers

技术型采购者

What they care about:

How it works
Integration and implementation
Security and reliability
Technical fit

How to present:

Go deeper on architecture
Show API docs, security specs
Bring technical resources
Let them ask detailed questions

他们关心的内容：

产品运作机制
集成与实施方式
安全性与可靠性
技术适配性

演示方式：

深入讲解架构
展示API文档、安全规范
安排技术人员参与
允许他们提出详细问题

Economic Buyers

经济型采购者

What they care about:

ROI and business case
Risk and timeline
Strategic fit
Competitive advantage

How to present:

Lead with business outcomes
Quantify value and ROI
Address risk directly
Focus on strategic impact

他们关心的内容：

投资回报率ROI与商业案例
风险与时间线
战略适配性
竞争优势

演示方式：

以业务成果为切入点
量化价值与ROI
直接回应风险问题
聚焦战略影响

End Users

终端用户

What they care about:

Day-to-day usability
Learning curve
Will this make their job easier?
What changes for them?

How to present:

Show their actual workflows
Emphasize ease of use
Address change management
Get them excited, not threatened

他们关心的内容：

日常易用性
学习曲线
这是否能让他们的工作更轻松？
对他们而言会有哪些改变？

演示方式：

展示他们的实际工作流程
强调易用性
应对变更管理问题
让他们感到兴奋，而非受到威胁

Mixed Audiences

混合受众

Challenge: Different priorities in one room

Strategy:

Acknowledge different perspectives
Segment the presentation
"For the technical team... For leadership..."
Balance depth with accessibility

挑战：同一房间内的受众有不同的优先级

策略：

认可不同的视角
拆分演示内容
“对于技术团队……对于领导层……”
在深度与易理解性之间取得平衡

Handling Presentation Objections

处理演示中的异议

"We're still evaluating options"

“我们仍在评估其他选项”

Response:

Acknowledge the process
Ask what criteria they're using
Offer to help with evaluation
Suggest a proof of value

回应：

认可他们的评估流程
询问他们的评估标准
主动提出协助评估
建议进行价值验证

"Can you send the deck?"

“你能把演示文稿发我吗？”

Response:

Offer a summary document instead
Decks without context lose impact
Schedule follow-up discussion
"Happy to walk through with anyone who couldn't join"

回应：

改为提供摘要文档
脱离上下文的演示文稿会失去影响力
安排后续讨论
“我很乐意给未能参会的人员逐一讲解”

"We need to think about it"

“我们需要考虑一下”

Response:

Understand what specifically
Ask what concerns remain
Offer additional information
Propose a timeline for decision

回应：

了解他们具体需要考虑什么
询问他们仍有哪些顾虑
主动提供额外信息
提议设定决策时间线

"The price is too high"

“价格太高了”

Response:

Revisit the value/ROI
Ask what budget they had in mind
Explore different scope options
Don't discount without getting something

回应：

重新回顾价值与ROI
询问他们的预算范围
探讨不同范围的方案
不要轻易降价，除非能获得相应回报

Virtual Presentation Best Practices

线上演示最佳实践

Setup

准备工作

Test technology before the meeting
Use quality audio (headset recommended)
Good lighting (face the light source)
Clean, professional background
Close unnecessary applications

会议前测试技术设备
使用高质量音频（推荐使用耳机）
良好的光线（面向光源）
整洁、专业的背景
关闭不必要的应用程序

Engagement

互动技巧

Use names frequently
Ask questions to check engagement
Use chat for reactions and questions
Share screen judiciously
Consider breakout discussions

频繁使用参会者姓名
通过提问确认参与度
使用聊天功能收集反馈与问题
谨慎使用屏幕共享
考虑设置分组讨论

Screen Sharing

屏幕共享

Know what you're sharing before you share
Close email, Slack, notifications
Use presenter view for notes
Make text/visuals large enough
Don't just read slides

共享前确认要展示的内容
关闭邮件、Slack等通知
使用演示者视图查看备注
确保文字/可视化内容足够大
不要只是朗读幻灯片内容

Keeping Attention

保持注意力

Shorter segments (5-7 min between interactions)
More visuals, less text
Polls and questions
Camera on (yours and theirs when possible)
Standing creates more energy

缩短内容片段（每5-7分钟进行一次互动）
多使用可视化内容，减少文字
使用投票与提问
开启摄像头（尽可能让参会者也开启）
站立演示能提升能量感

Presentation Design Principles

演示设计原则

Visual Hierarchy

视觉层级

Slide structure:

Headline (the point of the slide)
Supporting visual or content
Minimal additional text

Typography:

One or two fonts
Headline: 28-40pt
Body: 18-24pt
If they can't read it from the back of a room, it's too small

幻灯片结构：

标题（幻灯片的核心观点）
辅助可视化内容或核心信息
最少的附加文字

排版：

使用1-2种字体
标题：28-40号字
正文：18-24号字
如果后排人员无法看清，说明字体太小

Color and Imagery

色彩与图像

Consistent color palette
High-contrast for readability
Professional imagery (no cheesy stock photos)
Product screenshots where relevant
Charts/graphs to illustrate data

统一的调色板
高对比度以提升可读性
专业的图像（避免俗气的图库照片）
相关的产品截图
使用图表展示数据

Animation and Transitions

动画与转场

Use sparingly
Purposeful reveals for complex slides
Avoid flashy transitions
Simple builds keep attention

谨慎使用
针对复杂幻灯片进行有目的性的内容展示
避免花哨的转场效果
简单的构建动画能保持注意力

Slide Count Guidelines

幻灯片数量指南

Discovery: 5-10 slides
Demo: 5-15 slides (product does the work)
Proposal: 10-20 slides
Executive briefing: 10-15 slides
Less is almost always more

发现式演示：5-10张
产品演示：5-15张（产品本身承担主要展示工作）
提案演示：10-20张
高管简报：10-15张
几乎任何时候，少即是多

Presentation Templates

演示模板

Discovery Presentation

发现式演示

1. Title + Agenda
2. About Us (brief, 1 slide)
3. What We've Heard (pre-research)
4. Questions for You (discussion guide)
5. How We Typically Help
6. Relevant Case Study
7. Next Steps

1. 标题页 + 议程
2. 关于我们（简洁，1张幻灯片）
3. 我们了解到的信息（前期调研）
4. 向您提出的问题（讨论指南）
5. 我们通常的合作方式
6. 相关案例研究
7. 下一步行动

Demo Presentation

产品演示

1. Title + Agenda
2. Recap of Their Challenge
3. Our Approach
4. Live Demo (their use cases)
5. How Others Have Succeeded
6. Implementation Overview
7. Investment
8. Next Steps

1. 标题页 + 议程
2. 回顾他们的挑战
3. 我们的解决方案
4. 实景演示（他们的用例）
5. 其他客户的成功案例
6. 实施概述
7. 投入成本
8. 下一步行动

Proposal Presentation

提案演示

1. Title
2. Executive Summary
3. Their Challenge (confirm understanding)
4. Our Recommendation
5. Proposed Solution Details
6. Implementation Plan
7. Investment and ROI
8. Why Us
9. Case Studies
10. Next Steps

1. 标题页
2. 执行摘要
3. 他们的挑战（确认理解）
4. 我们的建议
5. 解决方案细节
6. 实施计划
7. 投入与ROI
8. 为何选择我们
9. 案例研究
10. 下一步行动

Executive Briefing

高管简报

1. Title + Purpose
2. Situation Summary
3. Key Findings
4. Recommendation
5. Expected Outcomes
6. Investment Overview
7. Risk Mitigation
8. Proposed Timeline
9. Decision and Next Steps

1. 标题页 + 会议目的
2. 处境总结
3. 关键发现
4. 建议方案
5. 预期成果
6. 投入概述
7. 风险缓解措施
8. 提议的时间线
9. 决策与下一步行动

Measuring Presentation Effectiveness

衡量演示效果

Leading Indicators

领先指标

Meeting attendance (who showed up?)
Engagement during presentation
Questions asked (quality and quantity)
Request for additional information
Next meeting scheduled

会议出席情况（谁参会了？）
演示中的参与度
提出的问题（质量与数量）
请求提供额外信息
已安排后续会议

Lagging Indicators

滞后指标

Deal progression rate
Time in stage
Win rate by presentation type
Average deal size
Competitive win rate

交易推进率
阶段停留时间
不同类型演示的赢单率
平均交易规模
竞品赢单率

Feedback Loop

反馈循环

Ask for feedback after presentations
Review recordings when possible
A/B test different approaches
Share learnings with the team

演示结束后主动寻求反馈
如有可能，回顾演示录像
对不同方法进行A/B测试
与团队分享经验教训

Common Presentation Mistakes

常见演示错误

Content Mistakes

内容错误

Too much about you:

Nobody cares about your founding story
Lead with them, not you
Earn the right to talk about yourself

Feature dumping:

Not every feature is relevant
Connect capabilities to their needs
Less is more

Generic messaging:

"Best in class" means nothing
Be specific to their situation
Customization shows you care

过于聚焦自身：

没人关心您的公司创立故事
以他们为中心，而非您自己
先获得认可，再谈论自己

堆砌功能：

并非所有功能都与他们相关
将功能与他们的需求关联
少即是多

通用化信息：

“行业最佳”毫无意义
内容要贴合他们的具体情况
定制化内容体现您的重视

Delivery Mistakes

交付错误

Reading slides:

Slides support, not replace you
Know your content
Talk to them, not the screen

No interaction:

Monologues lose attention
Check in regularly
Make it a conversation

Running over time:

Respect their schedule
Build in buffer
Know what to cut

朗读幻灯片：

幻灯片是辅助工具，而非您的脚本
熟悉您的内容
与观众交流，而非对着屏幕朗读

缺乏互动：

独角戏会让观众失去兴趣
定期确认观众的理解情况
让演示成为对话

超时：

尊重他们的时间
预留缓冲时间
清楚哪些内容可以删减

Strategic Mistakes

战略错误

No clear ask:

Know what you want
End with next steps
Be explicit about the ask

Wrong audience depth:

Executives don't want technical deep-dives
Technical buyers want details
Know your audience

Not addressing objections:

Don't ignore the elephant
Address concerns proactively
Earn trust through transparency

没有明确请求：

清楚您想要达成的目标
结尾明确下一步行动
提出清晰的请求

受众深度不当：

高管不需要技术深度讲解
技术型采购者需要详细内容
了解您的受众

未回应异议：

不要忽视明显的问题
主动回应顾虑
通过透明沟通建立信任

Questions to Ask

可提出的问题

If you need more context:

What type of presentation is this?
Who will be in the audience?
Where are they in the buying process?
What's your desired outcome from this meeting?
What objections or concerns do you anticipate?
What do you know about them from previous conversations?

如果需要更多背景信息：

这是哪种类型的演示？
受众包括哪些人？
他们处于采购流程的哪个阶段？
您希望从本次会议获得什么成果？
您预计会遇到哪些异议或顾虑？
从之前的沟通中，您对他们有哪些了解？

sales-presentations

Original

Translation

Sales Presentations & Pitch Decks

销售演示文稿与Pitch Deck

Initial Assessment

初始评估

Core Principles

核心原则

1. Story Over Features

1. 故事优先，而非功能

2. One Meeting, One Objective

2. 一场会议，一个目标

3. Conversation, Not Monologue

3. 互动对话，而非独角戏

4. Less Is More

4. 少即是多

Presentation Frameworks

演示框架

The Problem-Solution-Proof Structure

问题-解决方案-证据结构

The SPIN-Based Demo Structure

基于SPIN的产品演示结构

The Executive Briefing Structure

高管简报结构

Slide Types and Best Practices

幻灯片类型与最佳实践

Title Slide

标题页

Agenda Slide

议程页

Problem/Challenge Slide

问题/挑战页

Solution/Approach Slide

解决方案/方法页

Demo/Product Slides

产品演示页

Social Proof/Case Study Slides

社交证明/案例研究页

Pricing/Investment Slide

定价/投入页

Next Steps Slide

下一步行动页

Demo Best Practices

产品演示最佳实践

Pre-Demo Preparation

演示前准备

Demo Structure

演示结构

Demo Principles

演示原则

Presenting to Different Audiences

面向不同受众的演示技巧

Technical Buyers

技术型采购者

Economic Buyers

经济型采购者

End Users

终端用户

Mixed Audiences

混合受众

Handling Presentation Objections

处理演示中的异议

"We're still evaluating options"

“我们仍在评估其他选项”

"Can you send the deck?"

“你能把演示文稿发我吗？”

"We need to think about it"

“我们需要考虑一下”

"The price is too high"

“价格太高了”

Virtual Presentation Best Practices

线上演示最佳实践

Setup

准备工作

Engagement

互动技巧

Screen Sharing

屏幕共享

Keeping Attention