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Being able to address audience questions effectively shows command of your subject. To improve, anticipate questions and practice responding succinctly and confidently.

Using stories in your presentation can make your content more relatable and memorable. To improve, integrate relevant anecdotes that support your main points.

Appearing confident can help convince your audience of your expertise. To improve, practice your presentation multiple times and familiarize yourself with your material.

Maintaining eye contact with your audience helps to engage them and creates a connection. To improve, practice by looking at different people throughout your talk, not just at your notes.

Actively involving your audience can keep them interested. To improve, ask rhetorical questions, encourage participation, or use interactive elements.

Your body language should reinforce your message. To improve, practice open and confident poses and gestures that complement your verbal message.

The pace at which you speak can affect audience understanding and engagement. To improve, practice speaking slowly enough to be clear, but with enough rhythm to keep interest.

Finishing your presentation within the allotted time shows respect for your audience and your fellow presenters. To improve, rehearse with a timer and adjust your content to fit your slot.

Changing your pitch, tone, and volume can keep the audience engaged. To improve, work on emphasizing key points and avoid a monotone delivery by varying your vocal pitch and volume.