Formulate your Call-to-Action
Any presentation should end with a Call-to-Action and a Reward. You need to formulate yours based on the question: What does it take – in a very concrete sense — to turn your solution into reality?
Your Task:
Which three concrete actions can your audience DO in near future, that will ensure that you will succeed with your message?
What will they get out of it?
EXAMPLE: I
If your message is to implement a new IT-system, your Call-to-Action might be:
ONE: Use the new system for a minimum of ten minutes every day
TWO: Participate in one workshop on the new IT-system
THREE: Talk to a colleague about your experiences with the system
REWARD: In that way we will all onboard together - and reduce frustration. We’ll celebrate it with a nice dinner.
FILL THIS OUT
To succeed with { goal }, the first concrete things we need to do are:
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Reward
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Example
To succeed with collaborating across disciplines, the first concrete things we need to do are:
Involve everyone in making a concrete plan
Adjust the concrete plan as-we-go based on experiences
Have more conversations about our strategy and our work
That way we’ll make each other more happy
