Conversational Presentations vs.Traditional from Julie Hansen on Vimeo. I often get asked “What’s the difference between conversational presentations and more traditional presentations?” Traditional presentations are probably what most of us are familiar with.  They typically involve going through a slide deck in a linear way with limited audience participation.  While this style of delivery is often appropriate for more formal presentations, larger audiences or when delivering a great deal of content, it has it’s limitations. What if you are off the mark?  What if the audience wanted to see something else?  In a more traditional presentation you may not find out until the end when you open it up for questions.  Obviously this is too late to adjust. Conversational presentations, on the other hand, are more of a two-way exchange and more fluid than a typical linear presentation.  You are engaging with the customer more frequently throughout your presentation so you are able to Read More