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Namify offers an event name generator that revolutionizes how you brand your events. Now, you can harness the power of AI to ensure your events have names that leave a lasting impression.

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Namify stands at the forefront of event branding with its cutting-edge AI-powered name generation. With this tool, you can provide memorable experiences to your customers by getting event names that truly resonate.

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Namify uses intuitive technology to suggest meaningful names for events of all shapes and sizes. Namify also scans social media sites and lets you know if the name you choose is available on the biggest platforms. Here’s why Namify’s event name generator should be your top choice:

80+ Categories For All Kinds Of Events Along with the ‘Events’ category, Namify’s search tool has categories ranging from ‘Music’ to ‘Biotech’, giving you perfect, non-generic names every time.
No-Compromise Names With New Domains Extensions Namify’s event name ideas are also checked for domain availability on new top-level domain extensions like .website, .space, .fun, .press, and more. These domains offer a higher availability of first-choice names and are more contextual than traditional domain extensions.
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Namify generates thousands of contextual names based on your keyword inputs. Saving you a lot of time on brainstorming.
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Namify’s event name generator is an intuitive tool that generates contextual, memorable names based on your requirements; just input relevant keywords and select a category that fits! Here are the steps to follow to get the generate event name ideas on Namify:

On the search bar above, input keywords that are relevant to your event.
Once Namify generates the first round of name ideas, select a category, like “Events”, to make the event name ideas more specific.
Play around with keywords and category inputs to generate hundreds and thousands of unique name options until you find the one you like best.

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College Techfest / Event Names Collection

The number of engineering colleges in India has grown very fast in the recent years. Each of these colleges want to host their own tech-fest. Most of the good college event / techfest names are already taken. Let’s try to find out the best college event names.

Let me start by sharing the list of Techfest names of popular Indian colleges. We’ll then collect a few more names that you can use; if not already taken.

List of Techfest Names in Indian Engineering Colleges

Mood Indigo - Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

Techfest - Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

Rendezvous - Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

Tryst - Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

Spring Fest - Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

Kshitij - Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

Saarang - Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

Shaastra - Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

Alcheringa - Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati

Techniche - Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati

Oasis - Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani

Apogee - Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani

Anwesha - Indian Institute of Technology, Patna

Riviera - VIT University, Vellore

Thomso - Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee

Cognizance - Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee

Aarohan - National Institute of Technology, Durgapur

Confluence - Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi

Incident - National Institute of Technology, Karnataka

Engineer - National Institute of Technology, Karnataka

Festember - National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli

Pragyan - National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli

Kaleidoscope - Sophia College for Women, Mumbai

Malhar - St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

Unmaad - Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore

Antaragni - Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

Techkriti - Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

Utkansh - National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar

Alma Fiesta - Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar

Nakshatra - National Institute of Technology, Agartala

Wave - Goa Institute of Management, Goa

Spandan - Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, Pondicherry

Synapse - DAIICT, Gandhinagar

Footprints - MS University, Baroda

Pleiades - Thapar University, Patiala

New TechFest Event Names for Your College

Here are a few event names that are not taken yet. This is a massive list and I am sure you will find a good name for your fest. I have also added a catchy tagline for each of the event names:

BitWizardry : "Decoding the Magic of Technology"

CodeConflux : "Unleashing the Power of Programming"

Quantum Quandary : "Exploring the Mysteries of Quantum Mechanics"

NanoFrontiers : "Delving into the Depths of the Infinitesimal"

CyberSynapse : "Bridging Minds and Machines"

TechMarathon : "The Ultimate Race for Innovation"

NeuralNexus : "Where Intelligence Meets Artificiality"

EurekaEngines : "Fueling the Fires of Discovery"

RoboRampage : "Experience the Uprising of the Machines"

FutureFlux : "Embrace the Tides of Tomorrow"

DataDive : "Diving into the Depths of Data"

AetherArray : "Harnessing the Power of Wireless Communication"

SiliconSynergy : "Creating Harmony in Hardware"

ProtonPulse : "Driving the Pulse of Innovation"

AlgorithmArena : "Battling Complexity with Logic"

InfotechInception : "Sparking the Genesis of Information Technology"

TechVortex : "Getting Sucked into the Whirl of Innovation"

ByteBlast : "Exploding into the Digital Age"

SparkSummit : "Igniting Ideas, Inspiring Engineers"

ElectroEthereal : "Illuminating the Invisible Forces of Electronics"

HackerHarmony : "Crafting Code, Creating Harmony"

CircuitCircus : "Juggling with the Jolts of Technology"

DigitalDynamo : "Generating Power, Propelling Progress"

MachineMind : "Interfacing Intelligence with Innovation"

GigaGrid : "Mapping the Vast Landscape of Technology"

TitanTech : "Towering Over Technology"

MegaMatrix : "Navigating Through the Network of Innovation"

InnovateIgnite : "Spark the Flame of Future Tech"

SpectraSpike : "Peeking into the Spectrum of Possibilities"

ViralVector : "Spread the Innovation"

QuantumQuake : "Shaking the Foundations of Physics"

NeonNucleus : "Igniting the Core of Light Technology"

PentaPrism : "Reflecting the Spectrum of Engineering"

FusionFest : "Igniting the Reaction of Innovation"

KineticaKaleidoscope : "Viewing Technology in Motion"

InfinityIgnition : "Starting the Unending Journey of Innovation"

PhotonPhenomena : "Illuminating the Marvels of Light"

GalacticGears : "Engineering the Universe"

ByteBound : "Bounded by Bytes, Freed by Innovation"

AstroAxis : "Pivoting on the Axis of Astronomical Innovation"

NebulaNexus : "Connecting Stellar Innovations"

ElectronEclipse : "Shedding Light on the Shadows of Electronics"

MetaMatrix : "Navigating through the Maze of Metaphysical Tech"

DigitalDusk : "Witness the Dawn of a New Digital Era"

CyberCentric : "Centered on the Future of Cyber Technology"

QuantumQuiver : "Aim for the Quantum Leap"

TechTitan : "Dominating the Realm of Technology"

NeuronNet : "Weaving the Web of Neural Networks"

BinaryBlast : "Blasting into the Digital Future"

CyberCipher : "Decoding the Language of the Future"

SyntheticSynergy : "Creating Cohesion in the Age of Synthetic Biology"

Okay. I’ll ask our fellow engineers to suggest more names to the list.

swathiravi hai friends, can anyone suggest me a name for the magzine of ece department.. it should be a technical name ........ please friends.

swathiravi thanks u sir .can you give me more ideas .please

johnvishnu can any tell me a name for our electrical dept magazine

alualekhya Can you suggest a name for college fest??

Devi prabha guys i'm computer science student...i want to conduct a event that should be technical and also fun..soo plz share ur ideas..

Sagar reddy89 Hi can u give me a name for an event which am conducting at niit institute

Sagar reddy89 this event we are conducting on 15th of this month .....its full of fun ....the events are like ramp wall, treasure hunt,quiz,dance,singing,and few indoor activities

Sagar reddy89 We are conducting this in an institution called niit. And am looking for both English and sanskrit names and it is computer science based

Ankita Katdare thanks for the names and I also want English names

SHAANU1018 can any one suggest me the best name for Poster presentation pls.....

HarishU Can you name for electrical department fest. It should be related with the electrical equipment/condition/or any thing related to electrical

kishor shelke I'm from SYCET engg college ... My college tech fest is named as RHYTHM . .... Which has to be changed .... So can any one suggest a better name ..

Saffhire Hello Friends, Can any one suggest me a name for the event which i want to organize in my college. It's basically a Software Presentation Competition. You have to just present your favourite software, why it is better than other and so on. So please suggest a name which can be suitable for the event. Thanks.

Give me a suggestion for eee technical fest

#-Link-Snipped-# Are you looking for event names for a EEE Technical fest?

If so, I hope these can work -

Techsonance
TechSparkle
ElectroXtreme

It really doesn't matter what you name it, as long as the various events in the tech fest are interesting and challenging enough.

Were you looking for event names or event ideas?

I personally like the name 'Technion'. It's actually the name of University in Israel (and I was fortunate to be able to visit it!). Technion could definitely be an event name related to technology.

Can u plz suggest names for mechanical tech fest

#-Link-Snipped-# - How about " MECHANO "?

Wow. you guys are fast! I was looking for names for several Electronics Branch events in my college and have already shortlisted on a few from the ones mentioned in here.

Here are some event or fest names just for 'Electrical' or 'Electronics' branch events. Hope someone find these useful.

Effervescence
ElectroBlitz
ElectroFocus
Elektronika

Sir can you s

Hai i am electrical studend pls suggest a name for me

#-Link-Snipped-# Can you tell us some details about your event or college fest? We could suggest better if we have some specifics or some details. Who is it for? What does the event entail? What sub-events are there?

Suggest me a tag line for electro focus

Suggest me a tagline for elecktron

What exactly is elecktron and electro focus? Without knowing anything about these names, we cannot suggest taglines.

PS: It's advisable to write your requirement in detail so that it's easier for others to understand and make suggestions. Thank you.

We are conducting an fest we need a unique name so suggest me a name for computer science and engineering

#-Link-Snipped-# - Have you considered any names so far? Also have you checked the list above? You should be able to get lot of ideas.Â

We need a unique name can u suggest plzz

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What makes an event name good?

There are lots of opinions about this. But when you boil them all down, these are the three main guidelines for any good event name:

It explains what it is. What’s your event all about? A potential attendee should read it and have somewhat of an idea of what will go down. Focus on one key hook to clearly communicate your best selling point.

For example, Lesbians Who Tech is a real event with a name that gives the reader an immediate understanding of who the audience is and kind of what attendees will be doing.

It excites your audience. Simple names are great. But exciting names are better. While completely fictitious (to the best of our knowledge anyway), the event name 1st Annual Uncanny Hootenanny conveys three intriguing pieces of information.

First, this is the inaugural year, meaning there will be lots more to look forward to and they’ll be sure to really make a splash this first time around. Second, the name rhymes and has a sense of fun to it, so you know it’s going to be a good time. Third, even those born and raised inside city limits can intuit this is a country themed party with a high likelihood of line dances and plenty of cowboy hats.

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It’s really memorable . Rhyming, as we learned from the last example, helps event names stick in our brains. Another way to make a name memorable is to use a made up word or phrase like South by SouthWest (aka SXSW or South by) which, unlike its namesake Alfred Hitchcock film, North by Northwest, is not actually a real point on a compass.

Now, it’s important to mention that there are plenty of amazing event names that don’t follow all of these rules, like Content Marketing World or The Golden Raspberry Awards . They have their own strengths and weaknesses just like any other name. But over time, these rule breakers have become well known with their audiences enough that they’ve – quite literally – made a name for themselves.

So if your event name doesn’t fit these parameters, don’t stress! You might just be pioneering the world’s next legendary event name.

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When good old fashioned brainstorming isn’t doing it for you, it’s time to kick things up a notch. Try any combination of the following exercises and event name ideas to come up with something both you and your audience will love.

Remember: finding a great name begins by understanding what your event is about, what you’re trying to accomplish with this event, and why your event is superior to others like it. With all that in mind, you’ll be able to use any of these tactics to create something truly unique.

1. Research what’s already out there.

Review what other popular event types on your niche call themselves. For SEO purposes, choose something that still has an available URL. You can check to URL availability for free using Google Domains or on Name.com . If that URL is taken the search engine may even suggest similar names which could give you more ideas.

Also, when you Google your chosen name, are there other names already ranking for the same keywords as this one? Go back to the drawing board. The less SEO competition starting out, the better.

2. Consider using cultural or industry vocab.

If you’re going to walk the walk you first have to talk the talk. If you add language that is unique to your audience in your event title, they’ll see you as someone who knows what they’re talking about, regardless of how much experience you have in this niche.

For example, CXL Live is an event name most people wouldn’t give a second thought to. But entrepreneurs and sales minded folks will immediately know this event is meant for them.

3. Keep it simple and straightforward.

Being on the nose is not such a bad thing when it comes to event names. After all, it’s been working out pretty well for events like Forbes Women’s Summit and Experience Design Week . Both of these examples make their respective audience and mission statements pretty obvious.

4. Spoof pop culture.

This is a great tactic for event name generation when trying to appeal to audiences who have loyalty to certain fandoms or if you’re attempting to cast your net wider than ever before.

Events involving drag queens are all about spoofing pop culture anyways, so names like Death Becomes Her: Drag Ghost Tours are delightfully appropriate for this audience. Or, if you’re throwing a corporate event, you can follow in the footsteps of the live digital presentation titled, Business Meeting? Beam Me Up , an event focused on the future of B2B marketing.

Moral of the story: if you know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that your audience loves something pop culture related, go ahead and think of name related to it.

5. Try free association.

Use what the renowned improv comedy school Upright Citizens Brigade refers to as A to C-ing. Simply take the most basic information about your event and brainstorm some things that remind you of it, but a couple steps removed.

For example, if your event is a tech conference for copywriters, you can follow the thought pattern, copywriters (A) make me think of B. And B makes me think of C. Hence we’ve taken the initial idea (A), come up with what are ostensibly synonyms (B) and turned them into left of center ideas with a third step towards (C).

Basically, there are many creative ways to name your event, you just have to choose the method that makes the most sense for both you and the people you’re targeting. Some other great naming techniques include:

Using puns to make your event name whimsical and easy to remember.
Taking cues from local history, like the name of the owner’s dog or the main export from your town.
Smashing two or more words together to form a completely new one like VidCon, the video conference.
If the name you want is already taken or needs a little extra kick to it, try rooting around a dictionary or thesaurus for other words with the same meaning that sound better and fit your event theme.

There are also plenty of event name tools you can use to help you find more options after you’ve tried these ideas. Here are a few worth your time.

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Event name tools

There are two main types of event name tools you can use to derive inspiration from. Name generators let you plug in key words or basic industry terms to get a computer generated list of possible event titles. Pre-made lists are a collection of event names that are free and totally up for grabs for your next event. Use a combination of these tools if you’re really feeling stuck.

Event name generators

Kopywriting Kourse . Enter the main topic of your event in to this event name generator to get a list of ideas. You can even customize the font of your ideas list which is a fun feature.
Business Name Generator . Although it’s a business name generator, you can easily repurpose it to find a name that fits your event brand. You can also select the option to have the engine check if the URL is available via BlueHost when you click search.
Name Station . More than just an event name generator, Name Station also runs contests, awards points to frequent users, and helps you generate/check the availability of related domain names.

Event name lists

Wordlab’s Event Names List . This plain jane list of name ideas range from wacky to practical with suggestions like Hoodie or Adventure Camping.
Doctor Odd’s Catchy Party Names . If your event has the words fun or silly in it’s branding packet, this list is for you. Don’t be fooled by the term Party – this website also offers names for formal event types like galas and proms.
Bizzabo’s List of Unforgettable Corporate Events . This list of event themes will help spark your imagination and uncover new event names. Each idea is based on a real world example so if you like their idea you can also check out their event details to get even more inspiration.

Still need more ideas? Not to worry, we’ve got you covered with these 10 amazing ideas from industry leaders big and small.

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7 outstanding event name examples, 1. digital elite camp 2019.

The Digital Elite Camp is a 3 day long get together for professionals on topics related to digital growth, traffic, and conversions.

What we like about it : Naming this event with the word elite makes attendees feel, well, special! Plus the word camp implies it’s a fun time. Who wouldn’t want to attend an event that invoked a feeling of accomplishment while bringing back some childhood nostalgia all at the same time?

Main takeaway : Compliment your attendees by making your event name include an adjective that implies exclusivity or personal accomplishment. They’ll be proud to share they’re attending on all their social media platforms.

2. Photoville LA

Photoville LA is a photography exhibit and festival (complete with a beer garden, outdoor performances, and a variety of workshops) is housed in a series of traveling storage pods.

What we like about it : When you see the setup of Photoville you immediately understand the name. Dozens of fully decked out art installations nestled inside pods arranged by rows makes it seem as if you’ve stepped into a whole new neighborhood.

Main takeaway : Descriptive event names like this one help connect the image of the event with the name, helping it stand out in the minds of attendees.

3. She Leads

She Leads is a female-driven event that hosts women and leaders in ministry.

What we like about it : By using the word she, we already know who the target audience is. We can also infer from the word leads that either the participants or the speakers (or both) will be female leaders of some sort.

Main takeaway : She Leads is a spin on the host company’s name, which is She Rises. This leadership luncheon is a great example of repurposing an existing name for an event to help it fit within the larger company brand.

4. Contact High

Documenting the rise and fall of hip hop music and culture in Los Angeles, this visual story details the city’s complex history with this subject.

What we like about it : For a corporate event, this name would be totally inappropriate (for the most part; there are always exceptions). But for a photography event about an industry famously involved with the titular subject matter? It’s a memorable and clever match.

Main takeaway : Sometimes it’s better to use an imaginative name that makes your audience think about what it means and how it relates to the event for a second. They’ll be delighted once they connect the dots. And they are likely to recall the name more easily since they had to fire some synapses to literally make the connection in the first place.

5. SmartSocial Summit

The SmartSocial Summit brings together visionaries in social media and marketing.

What we like about it : First, who doesn’t love a good alliteration? Second, this event name includes a descriptive adjective (smart), the main event subject matter (social media), and the event type (summit) so prospects know exactly what they’ll be getting themselves into.

Main takeaway : Adding a string of adjectives, event subject matters, and event types or descriptors all together is both a practical and creative way to come up with a unique event name.

6. Wigs & Waffles

Wigs & Waffles is a weekend drag brunch complete with – you guessed it – wigs AND waffles.

What we like about it : It’s descriptive but not too on the nose. Since this type of b2c event is all about having fun and enjoying good food, a cute event name like this one is very fitting.

Main takeaway : Consider the purpose of your event. Business events can have silly or interesting names too, just remember that your event name should also be used to convey the tone of your event. That way your audience has a better idea of what to expect when they register.

7. LavaCon 2019

LavaCon is a conference all about content strategy.

What we like about it : Following our advice from earlier, LavaCon includes a piece of its own history in the name. It was originally started in Hawaii, hence the use of the word lava. It’s both creative and it stands out while also providing a fun piece of trivia for those in the know.

Main takeaway : Audiences love a good inside reference, one that they’ll clearly understand if they take a few seconds longer to investigate your event info. If you go with a less obvious event name like this one, make sure to follow in LavaCon’s footsteps and include the reason behind your event name right on the homepage.

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In the end, choosing an event name all boils down to your answer for these main questions:

What is your event about?
What would it be like to attend your event?
What first impression do you want your event to make on your audience?

With these questions, tips, and sources of inspiration available, you’ll have plenty of tools in your back pocket for creating a really effective event name.

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Have more questions about how to name an event?

For most parties, you should focus mainly on a name that will resonate with your guests – something relevant to the theme of the party and fun should do the trick. The larger the party, the more unique your event name should be, particularly if you want to sell tickets.

Large events should have unique names with little SEO competition. For more corporate events, pick a name that is industry-relevant, and for more fun events, pick something related to pop culture or more lighthearted. Simpler is better!

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AI Event Name Generator: Create Captivating and Memorable Event Names

Organizing a successful event begins with an eye-catching and memorable name. With the AI Event Name Generator , you can create captivating event names that capture the essence of your gathering and leave a lasting impression on your audience.

In this detailed guide, we'll discuss the importance of a great event name and how our AI Event Name Generator can help you craft the perfect title for your event.

How to Use the AI Event Name Generator

Creating an unforgettable event name with our AI Event Name Generator is a straightforward process. Just follow these steps:

Provide context , relevant information, and your event's theme, purpose, and target audience by answering our thoughtful questions. This helps our AI understand your event's unique characteristics and create a memorable name tailored to your needs.

Skip questions if needed : If you don't know the answer to a question or prefer not to answer, feel free to skip it.

Review and refine : If you're not satisfied with the generated event name, you can always go back and change your answers or add additional instructions and preferences in the last answer. Just describe your desired changes in plain English.

The Importance of a Great Event Name

An outstanding event name is crucial for several reasons:

Attracts attention : A captivating name piques the interest of your target audience and encourages them to learn more about your event.

Sets the tone : The event name sets the tone and atmosphere for the gathering, giving potential attendees an idea of what to expect.

Builds your brand : A memorable event name contributes to your brand identity and helps create a lasting impression on attendees.

Key Elements of a Memorable Event Name

When crafting an unforgettable event name, consider these essential elements:

Relevance : Ensure that the name accurately reflects the theme, purpose, and target audience of your event.

Originality : Create a unique name that distinguishes your event from others and captures the attention of potential attendees.

Simplicity : Keep the name simple and easy to remember, avoiding overly complicated words or phrases.

Emotion : Incorporate words or phrases that evoke emotion or a sense of excitement, drawing people in and creating anticipation.

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Capture your event's essence : Create a name that accurately represents the theme, purpose, and target audience of your event.

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Are easy to remember : Produce simple and memorable event names that stick in the minds of potential attendees.

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Leverage the AI Event Name Generator to craft captivating and memorable event names that capture your audience's attention and set the stage for a successful gathering. By following the steps outlined in this guide and utilizing our AI Event Name Generator, you can enhance your event's appeal and leave a lasting impression on attendees. Get started now!

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A conference is a big deal. There's a ton of work that goes into the planning and execution.

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Examples: Facebook marketers annual meeting, conference for insurance salespeople in Iowa, comic book collectors expo, gym owners summit, etc.

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Why you need a great event name!

There's nothing technically wrong with an event called "annual meeting" or "X conference." But if you want to create an event people get excited about, branding it will be part of the deal.

This is especially true if you're trying to attract people to come to the conference, if you need to grow ticket sales and your impact. But it's no less true if you've got a "captive audience" -- say if your conference is for an association or industry group.

In either case, a conference brand affects the success of your conference.

Including a great conference name lets you build a brand around your event and grow the impact. It's a way to have a conference people keep coming back to year after year, because it's their can't miss event.

A great conference name does a few things:

It's memorable. Your attendees can keep it top of mind and share it with friends.
It's available. If you want a website or social media feeds, you'll need an original conference name that matches available channels.
It says what the conference is about. A great name hints at what your attendees can expect.

Type a few words into our Conference Name Generator to get started! Tell us the type of meeting it is and who it will bring together. Then, Mighty Co-Host™ will use Chat GPT-4 to create some great suggestions

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How To Create Catchy Names For Your Presentations… In 5 Minutes Or Less!

Feb 1, 2019 by Cham Tang

The most important ingredient when marketing your presentation, your workshop, webinar, or any live event is giving it a catchy name .

Did you know you could spend days and days writing the best copy on the landing page, bullet points of who it's for, why they should come, but most people will just see the name of the event and make the decision to attend or not attend based on that name! So you can see the name is vitally critical.

How To Create Catchy Names For Your Presentations... In 5 Minutes Or Less!

The other great thing about having a catchy name is it allows people to both remember and refer their friends and family to come . If you don't have a catchy name, people aren't going to remember it, and if they don't remember it, they can't refer their friends or family.

There are many ways that you can create this catchy name, but in this video, I just wanted to give you a simple yet powerful formula of how to do it. It's the same formula as this actual video or this blog post's name, which is "How to Create Catchy Names for Your Presentations... in Five Minutes or Less".

I'll break it down for you.

The first part is how to. People want to know how to do things these days . You can see a lot of the videos on YouTube, a lot of the blog posts are how-to videos, so why not spell it out for people and have it start off with how to?

The next part after how to is the verb. You want a doing word . In this example, I've got "How to Create", but we've created other event names, like "How to Become a Highly Successful Coach", so the verb there is become.

In this example, like this video, I've got "How to Create a Catchy Name For Your Presentation". That's the benefit.

People don't care about what you've got to teach, your feature. They don't care that you're going to talk about hypnotherapy or tarot card reading or anything like that. They only care about the benefit. What does that do? Does it get me six-pack abs, financial freedom, abundance? Am I going to predict my future and avoid catastrophes? Whatever it happens to be.

We've got "how to", a verb, like "create" or "discover", then a benefit. In this example, "Create a Catchy Name", and the last part, which is an optional part, is the time frame... ie how long will this take me? People want to get a specific time frame of when they can get their result. That's why I've got "How to Create a Catchy Name for Your Presentation in Five Minutes or Less."

I know that this works so many ways. We've created events called "How to Become a Highly Successful Coach". We've got this one, "How to Create a Catchy Name". Our very first event that we ran in 2009 with Authentic Education was called "How to Change for Good".

Using Alliteration

If you're wondering how you can make it a little bit more catchy, the most simple and powerful way I know is to just use alliteration, so having the same letter multiple times in the words that you use, like I've got "Create a Catchy Name". That's a lot better than "How to Make a Catchy Name".

You can always Google. Let's say you've got an event called "How to Get Six-Pack Abs", but you don't want to use the word get. You want alliteration, so all you got to do is type into Google, "Verbs starting with S." Instead of calling it "How to Get Six-Pack Abs", it could be something like How to "Summon Six-Pack Abs".

If you use this format, "how to, a verb, benefit, and a time frame", like "How to Create Catchy Names in Five Minutes or Less", you'll see people are way more interested in your presentation. They're way more likely to book your webinar or whatever you've got, and they're way more likely to show up to your next presentation, too.

I hope that really helps you, and until we meet again, just remember, you don't have to get it right. You just have to get it started.

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Naming an Event: How to Develop Creative Event Titles that Convert

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If you're drawing a blank when it comes to the perfect name for your virtual event, you're in the right place!

Coming up with a great name that is creative and also conveys the message of your webinar can feel like a tall order. And yet, because it's often your audience's first point of contact with the event, a lot rides on the name, which means you'll need to put the work in to get the job done.

Whether you're naming a one-off webinar, an event series, or a big conference, the title will hook people's initial interest and, when done right, hold it all the way till you close the deal. Today, we'll walk through the art of developing creative virtual event titles that not only grab attention, but also convert your audience into active brand loyalists!

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Consider your keyword strategy

Do your competitive research, assess your audience, review your own past results, dive into studies and examples, brainstorm with your team, use ai to spark new ideas, put your best event title forward for strong, high-converting events.

Doubtful that your event can have SEO value? Think again!

When ideating titles, keywords can be a strong informant of your naming strategy. If you're not an SEO expert, partner with an SEO agency, colleague, or content marketer who understands how to use SEO tools to identify important and valuable keywords. Then, use those keywords as you're coming up with ideas.

Here are a few SEO tools that you can play around with to start:

Keywords Everywhere : a browser add-on that shows search volume and other data
Ahrefs : free keyword generator option
SEMrush : free account allows you to search and track keywords
AnswerThePublic : free search listening tool

Google AdWords Keyword Planner is another tool that can help you gain insight into which keywords people search for when looking for events like yours. This can help you find the ones you want to hone in on as you're naming.

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Sometimes something simple and clear is good, too!” says Joel Primack , Community Consultant. “For my community consulting client that hosts monthly IRL dinners, ours follow this naming structure: [Community Name] Dinner - [Month]. Super clear and understandable, as well as clear on the calendar invite that’s automatically sent to them once they RSVP.”

Want to convert more people into registrants ? Well, to do that, your event has to stand out against the pack. There's a lot of competition out there—but that also means there are a lot of examples for you to analyze!

To start, take a look at what event titles your direct competitors are using. You'll want to be sure that your titles are different enough to register with people. This doesn't mean go wayyyy out there and use a title that doesn't make sense at all for your industry, but if everyone's calling their event "The Basics of Data Analysis," what about naming yours "5 Things Your Data Analysis Might Be Missing"?

On the flip side, if you know there's a competitor event that does particularly well, maybe you can study the title to understand why it's resonating with people and then try to replicate that magic yourself—with your own flavor and brand style, of course. No direct copying allowed!

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Check out our upcoming events section to get a wide variety of event title examples across multiple industries and audiences.

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Sometimes, the answer you're looking for is right in front of you. Look to your audience to find out what they want from your event! Find out what types of events they're attending, what value they're looking to get out of events, and what their interests are.

Here are some ways to research what resonates with your target audience:

Review their social posts to find out what they're talking/asking about
Have your sales team ask prospects and customers during sales calls
Follow social media industry trends to stay on top of new topics
Track Google trends over time
Conduct an audience poll to get more direct information
Send out a survey for feedback after events

It might seem hard to get info from your audience, but people are usually more than happy to help. After all, the better you understand them, the better your event offerings will be for them. It doesn't hurt to ask!

I think about who we're trying to target with the event and what they can expect to get out of it,” says Maureen Mierke at Questline Digital “And then I also look at it from their perspective: If I was in their shoes, would this topic resonate with me? Would it interest me? Make me curious? Sometimes the titles are straight to the point and serious. Other times they're more playful; it just depends on the topic.”

Your existing event data archive is a treasure trove of info about what works for your audience. Comb through the data from past events to see if you can pull out any common threads among high-performing events.

You can also look back through your social media platform history to see which events got the most engagement. For example, if you usually get 10 likes and two comments but one particular event received double that, it might be a sign that that event's title, topic, or description really hit home for your audience!

While there's some research you'll have to do on your own, you can also rely on existing studies and examples—like the ones in our very own Attendee Sentiment Report !

If you've already caught up on this report, you know that through our research, we learned that webinars and events that don't use the word "webinar" in the title tend to perform better. That's a tip that may seem counterintuitive but, once you've learned it, will probably stick with you forever.

A quick Google search reveals many other resources, including this HubSpot guide to the catchiest webinar titles and a blog post on how to write solid webinar titles .

You've probably got a lot of ideas from the research you've done so far. Sometimes nothing helps more than bouncing those ideas off of others and hearing what they've come up with!

Puns, alliterative titles, and rhymes are great brainstorming options. As titles, these can work well to draw audience attention. For example, our upcoming series, Donuts & Demand , plays on alliteration to create an interesting cadence and draw people's eyes to the event. It's easy to see what the event is about (getting demand gen marketers together for a treat of an event!).

If you're feeling stuck during a brainstorming session, try a thesaurus or an online synonym finder. These can help you identify word options you've overlooked or wouldn't have thought of on your own.

“I'm always learning from the people I work with, and I want to share a method I learned about that I refer to as the 'James Rutter brainstorm.' I've used this now quite a few times, and it's one of the most effective approaches I've seen for a meaningful discussion because it allows individual contributions as well as collaboration,” says Melanie Reid, Event Marketing Manager at Riskified .

“Here are the steps once you've established what idea/concept you want to talk about, and the desired outcome of the brainstorm:

After re-establishing the objective, everyone goes cameras off to do an independent brainstorm for 5 minutes...there's something great about impulse ideation. Any and all ideas get listed in one document.
Cameras come back on, and everyone reviews each other's ideas together. The group collectively discusses and selects their favorites; this is also an opportunity to combine a few different ideas into one greater one!
Recognize this was a brainstorm - look at all of the ideas you came up with that you can repurpose in the future.
Move forward with your decisions, and confirm next steps.

I know it seems simple, but you'll see more streamlined decision making once implemented!”

You can also brainstorm with the help of AI tools, which—unlike creative teams—never get tired of generating ideas!

We recommend using AI tools as more of a supplement to your naming process; it's more likely to give you a name that will spark an idea for you , versus delivering a polished final product you can use immediately.

For example, for this blog post, an AI tool suggested these titles:

Virtual Event Alchemy: Transforming Words into Memorable Online Experiences
Unveiling Virtual Event Names That Tell Stories and Build Connections
Virtual Event Nomenclature: How to Choose Names That Resonate and Engage

While none of these felt like the right fit, they did get our wheels turning as to the main point of this post—which is to develop high-converting event titles—and the best way to lay that out in the title. If you're just starting out with AI, some tools to try are: Jasper, ChatGPT, and Notion AI.

Honestly, I’ve been loving ChatGPT,” says Isabelle Ballard at Marq. “I write the description for the event and come up with 10 options based on that. I can ask it to make them wittier or more serious. As a solo event manager on my team, it saves a ton of time. I usually end up tweaking them a lot, but it gives me a great jumping off point!”

While event success doesn't rely entirely on the title, it does make a huge impact. It's the first thing a person sees about your event and probably gives them a strong hunch as to whether or not they're going to be interested in the content. It's worth putting in the effort to come up with a strong, creative title!

Using these tips above can help you move forward with confidence as you name your virtual events and produce event names that draw in the right audience. Over time, you'll become a natural at crafting strong, conversion-worthy titles every single time!

If you're looking for more event marketing resources, check out our new-and-improved Event Marketing 3.0 Playbook ! You'll learn about the new frontier of virtual events, as well as what the future holds.

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50 Catchy Event Names for Event Branding

September 8, 2023 by Chinny Verana Leave a Comment

In event planning , standing out and striking a great first impression are total game changers. Event names are one of the very first things people notice about your event. That’s why you need to make them appealing, striking, and well—catchy.

Catchy event names can do wonders for your event planning business. For one, it has the ability to captivate potential attendees, spark intrigue, and set the tone for the entire party or occasion. Beyond just a string of words, event names have evolved into an integral aspect of event branding – a way to communicate the event’s essence, theme, and experience at a glance.

This guide will provide you with some of the most creative event names. We’ll also teach you how to come up with your very own.

7 Best Practices for Naming an Event

Before going into our list of catchy event ideas, let’s first learn how you can create a captivating event name. Here are some best practices for catchy event names in event planning:

1. Make it relevant and clear

Make sure that your event name effectively communicates the event’s purpose and theme. It should also mirror your organization’s identity and values. Complex or vague names will confuse potential attendees. When in doubt, simplicity is still beauty.

2. It should be creative and unique

Avoid generic terms. Engage in brainstorming sessions to generate a range of ideas, and perform thorough checks to avoid conflicts or confusion with existing event names.

3. Make it SEO-friendly

When naming your event, take into account its online presence and consider search engine optimization (SEO) . Incorporate relevant keywords that potential attendees might use when searching for events similar to yours. This can help increase the event’s visibility and attract more participants to generate business.

4. Keep it short and sweet

Short names are easier to remember and easier to share on social media.

5. Consider words that support creating a striking logo and visual elements

According to a report by Zippia, a striking 75% of consumers interviewed recognize a brand through its logo. When you include a catchy event name with a complementing logo in your marketing materials, you’ll increase your chances of staying in the minds of your target participants.

6. Choose names that will remain relevant for a long period of time

Choose an event name that is adaptable and will remain relevant over time. Avoid trendy terms or references that might become outdated quickly.

7. Test and gather feedback

Before making the final decision, test it with a small group or trusted colleagues. Gather feedback to ensure the name resonates well with the target audience and effectively conveys the event’s purpose.

Adhering to these best practices empowers you to establish a robust and unified event brand that effectively conveys your event’s identity, values, and message.

Event Names That Stand Out

Here are some examples of catchy event names and why they stand out.

TechSpark Summit

This name stands out by combining “Tech” to convey a focus on technology, and “Spark” to suggest innovation and inspiration. “Summit” implies a high-level gathering for tech professionals, offering valuable insights and networking opportunities.

This attention-grabbing name is imaginative and playful, with “Wonder” evoking curiosity and excitement, and “Fest” suggesting a vibrant, mosaic event that is perfect for families and creative arts enthusiasts.

Eco-Conscious Expo

The name “EcoConscious Expo” immediately connects to sustainability, attracting individuals and businesses interested in eco-friendly practices, sustainable products, and green initiatives. It features various exhibitors and educational opportunities focused on eco-friendly solutions in a large-scale event setting.

Innovation Ignited

This name stands out with its focus on innovation and igniting new ideas (“Innovation Ignited”). The alliteration makes it memorable, allowing potential attendees to easily recall and share it. It’s perfect for conferences or workshops centered around cutting-edge technologies and thought leadership.

Fitness Frenzy

A vibrant name for fitness events like marathons, expos, and wellness festivals on a sunny day promising high-energy activities and engaging content.

Foodie Fiesta

“Foodie Fiesta” cleverly combines “Foodie” for culinary enthusiasts with “Fiesta” for a lively celebration. Perfect for food festivals, restaurant events, or culinary competitions, attracting food lovers seeking a gastronomic adventure.

Dare DevCon

“DareDevCon” is a creative play on words, merging “Daredevil” and “DevCon” (Developer Conference). It signals a bold and adventurous event for developers unafraid of taking risks and pushing boundaries. Its uniqueness stands out amidst ordinary conference names.

These names effectively capture the essence of each event and entice participants with their simplicity and engaging appeal.

Emerging Trends and Innovations of Catchy Event Names

To captivate and motivate participants, event name concepts have evolved to be more imaginative, vibrant, and unforgettable, drawing inspiration from various sources over time.

Here are some examples of how event names have changed and improved:

Incorporating Technology

Event names using tech-related terms or concepts are becoming common as technology develops. For a conference on innovation and technology, consider the name “InnoTech Expo” as an example.

Alliteration

Incorporating alliteration into event names adds a captivating rhythm and boosts memorability. Repeating the same sound at the beginning of adjacent words can make the name stand out. For instance:

“Marvelous Makers Market” (an artisan market)
“Sizzling Summer Soiree” (a summer party)

Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Themes

Event titles that emphasize sustainability and eco-friendliness are growing in popularity as environmental awareness grows. Event names like the “EcoConscious Gala” or “Green Horizon Summit” reflect this trend.

Minimalism and Simplicity

Simple and minimal event names are becoming popular due to their easy recall and clear messaging. A great example is the “Elevate Conference” or “Inspire Retreat” which shows that event names can be simple yet effective.

Unconventional Language and Slang

Create event titles that resonate with younger audiences by using contemporary slang or unconventional terms, while maintaining suitability and inclusivity.

Interactive and Participation-Oriented Names

More people are using event titles that invite participation or conversation. Active participation is implied by names like “EngageXperience” or “Immerse Summit” .

Descriptive Imagery

Event names that evoke vivid imagery and emotions are becoming more popular. These names paint a picture of what attendees can expect, building anticipation and curiosity.

For example:

“Enchanted Garden Gala” (a formal garden party)
“Starry Night Spectacular” (an evening astronomy event)

Inclusivity and Empowerment

Amid a rising focus on inclusivity and diversity, event names now mirror these values. For example:

“Unity in Diversity Dance Fest” (a multicultural dance event)
“Women’s Empowerment Summit” (a conference focusing on women’s issues)

Nostalgia and Pop Culture References

Drawing on nostalgia or incorporating popular culture references in event names can resonate with a broad audience. It taps into shared experiences and interests. For instance:

“Throwback ’90s Jam” (a party with ’90s music and themes)
“Comic ConQuest: A Geek’s Paradise” (a convention for pop culture enthusiasts)

Quirky and Unexpected

Unconventional and quirky event names can generate curiosity and attract attendees who seek unique event experiences. For example:

“Slothathon: Slowest Race Ever” (a fun run with a humorous twist)
“Glow-in-the-Dark Cereal Party” (a breakfast-themed event with neon decor)

Personalization and Local Appeal

Tailoring event names to specific regions or target audiences fosters a sense of belonging and community involvement. For example:

“Seattle Sips & Seafood Festival” (a local food and beverage event in Seattle)
“Austin Adventure Quest” (an outdoor adventure event in Austin)

Virtual and Hybrid Events

The rise of virtual and hybrid event names understood as online interaction or a combination of in-person experiences is becoming relevant. For instance, “Global ConnectFest” is an excellent event name for a hybrid networking event.

Current trends show organizers using creative names to distinguish events in a competitive landscape. By combining wordplay, imagery, inclusivity, and social media elements, they aim for impactful event names that drive active participation and sharing.

Ensure Catchy Event Names are Legal and Ethical

When choosing an event name, it’s vital to conduct a thorough trademark search within the industry to prevent legal actions and to ensure it doesn’t violate anyone’s intellectual property rights.

Additionally, check the availability of a matching domain name for your online presence. Consider registering it with the appropriate authorities to secure your rights. Make sure the name isn’t misleading and accurately represents your event.

Ethical concerns include avoiding rude words, being respectful of different cultures, and honestly representing your event. Think about how the name might affect the environment and society, and choose a name that won’t need changing later on.

Make sure the name is true to your event and won’t confuse or upset people. Also, check how it might affect your potential donors, employees or staff, stakeholders, and partners.

50 Examples of Event Names for Different Occasions

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Harmony Fest Music Extravaganza
Melody Mania Summer Jam
Rhythm Rave Dance Festival
Groove Gala Music Festival
Beats Bash Summer Jam

Catchy Names for Charity and Fundraising Events

Hope Walk for Humanity
Giving Gala of Generosity
Caring Hands Outreach Concert
Charity Champions Challenge
Compassion Cruise Fundraiser

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Catchy Names for Your Church Events

Joyful Journey Youth Retreat
Heavenly Harmony Choir Showcase
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Fellowship Fiesta Church Picnic
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Catchy Names for Corporate Events

Professional Pulse Industry Conference
Synergy Showcase Business Expo
Growth Galaxy Corporate Retreat
Empower Excellence Employee Development Day
Future Forward Strategy Forum

Catchy Names Inspired by Cultural Diversity

Global Harmony Festival
Unity in Diversity
Wellness Kaleidoscope
Cultural Fusion Wellness Fair
Colors of Wellness

Summer Event Names

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Sizzling Summer Fiesta
Beach Bliss Bash
Vibrant Vistas Festival
Summertime Serenade

Fun Event Names Ideas

Joy Jubilee Jamboree
LaughFest Carnival
PlayPalooza Party
Whimsy Wonderland
Giggles & Games Gala

Business Names for Gold Event

Gilded Elegance Affair
Golden Horizons Summit
Prestige Gold Gala
Aurum Success Symposium
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Other Inspirational Catchy Names

Milestone Mingle Social Soiree
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Generation Gala Family Celebration
Silver Jubilee Anniversary Bash
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Crafting a catchy event name is a game-changer for event branding—this simple yet essential element can captivate audiences, set your event apart, and leave a lasting impact. By following best practices like relevance, creativity, and consistency, you can create a one-of-a-kind event name that resonates with your target audience. Now that you’ve learned how to craft catchy event names, it’s time to put this knowledge into action and plan your extraordinary event even more seamlessly and efficiently. Let the features of Event Smart help you streamline your event registration, ticketing, and promotion.

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10 Ways to Come up With Event Name Ideas

Branding is a vital component of any event and can contribute to its success in a number of ways. Coming up with a catchy name for your event is as tough as any event planning task, which is why we wrote this guide.

We are going to share some of the ideas we use when developing a name for events. It isn’t an A-Z list, more a series of ideas you can use to brainstorm event naming.

1. Leave it till later

One of the most valuable pieces of advice we have picked up during our time in this industry is to not name or label the event right away. Do all your preliminary work, perform research, audience analysis, decide what you want the event to be, who you want to partner or sponsor with and then come up with a name.

By that time you will know a lot about your event and will have a much better idea of what name will work best.

2. Dare to be different

It’s tough to stand out in the events business but if you can come up with a good name, you should use it. The usual rules apply of course, make it something family friendly, nothing that would offend anybody, something a sponsor would be happy associating with and so on.

Then check to see whether other events have been called anything similar and make sure you’re not using a name that has already been used. Finally, if you can also make it cool and sharable, all the better!

3. Short and sweet

Short and snappy names work best. Something that is catchy, on point, sharable across social media, that looks good on a flyer and rolls off the tongue, all the better. Longer names can work but shorter names are easier to remember, can be easily hashtagged, are easy to say and can stick in people’s minds much faster than longer names.

4. Initials and abbreviations

Checking initials and abbreviations is something every event planner does when coming up with a name. We look for any potential abbreviation, look at the initials and check any slang or shorthand. The last thing you want to do is come up with an awesome event name only to find when abbreviated it sounds like a communicable disease!

You can also use initials and abbreviations for names. Use just initials, remove vowels from a relevant word or be clever with a key phrase and use just initials.

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5. Play on words

Wordplay is great fun but also incredibly difficult to pull off. Double entendre, double meanings, changing a single letter to make the name stand out, changing a vowel for a number or something equally imaginative. As long as the event name idea works for the event and shows it in a positive light, you should be able to use it.

Puns also work well but require good balance to get right. If you can add a little humour to an event name, you automatically increase its potential to be shared and get the PR you’re looking for. It is also something that is very easy to get wrong.

6. Try to avoid made up words

If you’re trying to name a business event, try to avoid made up words if possible. Too many companies use them and the city is tired of them. Most of them are nonsensical and smack of a lack of imagination and creativity. They don’t convey any kind of meaning either. Those are all things we don’t want from event names so avoid them where possible.

There are enough words in the world to be able to string one or two together to come up with an imaginative event name without having to make one up!

7. Portmanteau

Technically, a portmanteau word is a made up word but it is made up of real words combined in creative ways. For example, PlayStation is a portmanteau word and is now a global trademark. PowerPoint, FireWire and others are equally recognisable. If you have a selection of shortlisted words for your event name and cannot decide between them, why not combine them?

This would be the only exception to made up words that we can think of. As long as your portmanteau word makes sense, is easy to understand and still gets the meaning across, you’re all good.

8. Ask the audience

Asking your audience or holding a name competition is a fantastic way to generate names you would never have thought of. Offer a pair of tickets or other prize as inducement and crowdsource your event name. You will be amazed at the creativity that’s out there. We tend to become blinkered when we are deep into event planning so having an outside perspective is valuable.

Hold an Instagram Poll, hold the competition on Facebook, go on local radio or whatever you use to spread the word. Then let the new names roll in.

9. Competition analysis

Competition analysis is a key part of event planning. We don’t want to hold the same kind of event as our competitors and we don’t want to use the same setup, naming convention or template that everyone else does. A key element of a successful event is originality.

However, looking at what other successful events like yours have been called could generate some new ideas. Use previous names as indicators or as inspiration and come up with something original and memorable.

10. Vet and check

Once you have your name, check it for any possible negative or rude connotation. Check the initials as mentioned above, check it for any previous events that didn’t perform well and have someone from the outside sanity check the name before you commit.

We have said it before and we’ll say it again. When you’re in the middle of the planning phase of an event, it is too easy to become blinkered. Having a fresh perspective to check, vet and edit your name and any marketing material you’re planning to use could save a lot of red faces!

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How to write a presentation title that gets people flocking to your session

by Olivia Mitchell | 31 comments

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You might not give much thought to your presentation title for a conference presentation. The conference organizers will have asked you to provide a title and an abstract for the conference programme and you manage to slap something together just before the deadline.

But your presentation title can determine whether you have a smattering of people attending, or standing room only.

The good news is that it’s not that hard to craft a presentation title. There are a number of tried and tested formats which are easy to adapt to your topic. This is the way professional copywriters write headlines. They don’t start from scratch. They have a collection of previously used headlines (called a swipefile) and then they simply work out which type of headline will work best for their current topic. Next time you’re in the store, check out magazines like Cosmo. You’ll see the same alluring headlines time and time again.

I’ll show you how this can work by taking one topic and generating a number of possible presentation titles by applying the different formats.

The topic is teaching bioethics in secondary schools. I have a good friend who’s an expert on this topic and gives presentations at conferences around the world.

1. Promise benefits

Dale Carnegie’s famous book “How to Win Friends and Influence People” is still one of the best-selling communications books on Amazon. The title of the book is a big part of it’s success. That title works because it promises benefits. It’s not enough to say:

How to teach bioethics

That’s ho-hum. Adding benefits to the title makes it sing:

How to teach a bioethics class that makes students think How to be an inspiring bioethics teacher How to engage and inspire your students through teaching bioethics

“How to” is the most common way of starting a benefit title. To explore the “How to” format more deeply check out this post on writing headlines for blog posts. It’s applicable to writing presentation titles too How to write a Killer How To Article that gets Attention

2. Promise a story

We love stories. You probably already know that telling stories is a powerful presentation technique. But you can also use the power of the story in your presentation title. For example:

How a poor school turned delinquent teenagers into philosophers How a burnt-out teacher reconnected with the love of teaching through bioethics

If you’re presenting a case-study, this format is ideal for your presentation title. Here’s the format “How A got to B”. Make “A” and “B” as far as part as possible by adding adjectives.

3. Put the number three at the front

Consider this title:

Critical concepts for teaching bioethics

Sounds kind of boring and academic, but what if you put a number in front of it:

Three critical concepts for teaching bioethics

Now your prospective audience member is thinking “I better know what those three critical concepts are”. Even if they’re an expert in teaching bioethics they’ll want to find out the three concepts a fellow expert considers critical.

Three is the ideal number of major points to cover in a presentation, and five at the outside. If you try and cover more you won’t be able to do justice to each point . It’s better to go deep, rather than wide. See my post When is it OK to break the rule of three-part structure .

4. Provoke curiosity

If you’re revealing new research in your presentation make the most of it. People want to hear what’s new. They come to conferences to be at the cutting-edge.

New classroom research reveals the bioethics teaching methodology that gets the best results

If you’re a teacher of bioethics how could you resist going to that session?

That title works because of the curiosity that it evokes. You can exploit the natural attraction power of curiosity even if you don’t have cutting-edge research to reveal. For example:

The #1 strategy for teaching bioethics in the classroom

5. Evoke concern

This type of presentation title makes people want to to come to your presentation to check that they’re not making big mistakes. It’s a powerful strategy. For example:

The common mistakes bioethics teachers make The flaws in current bioethics teaching methodology

or take some ownership with this version:

The mistakes I’ve made teaching bioethics and how you can learn from them

Mix ‘n’ Match Presentation Titles

You can use elements from these different types of title and mix them up. For example, many titles can be improved by adding the number 3. For example:

The common mistakes bioethics teachers make

The three common mistakes bioethics teachers make

Add contrast to your titles

Adding contrast adds the element of surprise to your title. For example, I can improve this title:

How to teach a bioethics class that makes students think

by changing ‘students’ to ‘teenagers’:

How to teach a bioethics class that makes teenagers think

Putting the words “students” and “think” next to each other doesn’t generate any surprise. But put the word “think” next to “teenagers” does.

So simply by applying these formats I’ve generated eleven possible titles. You can do the same. Once you’ve generated some titles, choose the one that resonates best with you and then plan your presentation to fulfill the promise that you’re making to your audience in the title.

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31 Comments

Olivia, another technique is to imply privileged information: “Secrets of bioethics teaching” or “Bioethics teaching techniques of the pros”

Hi, On which topic should i make presentation

Thanks for adding that technique. Olivia

Thanks for posting this Olivia. I definitely have “title challenge.” Seems like by the time I get to naming my presentations, my creativity is shot. Specifically I like the fact that you give examples! This really helped to clarify the topic.

Olivia A very useful post. I always put a lot of effort into trying to pull together a good presentation, but thinking of a title that will catch the interest is always Ichallenging.

Olivia, I really enjoyed this article and will read it each week for inspiration creating titles for my blogs. When I create presentations, blogs, and articles I use a working title until I am finished. It keeps me on track. Then I create my real title. I have read others that promote creating your title, then the content. Which do you prefer and why?

Thank you for this information. I am definitely title challenged. My colleagues recently told me that they decided not to attend my presentation as it did have any relevance to their courses. I will be sure to utilize these suggestions next time.

Ouch! Of course if it’s correct that it wasn’t relevant then that’s fine. But if it’s because the title didn’t attract them and show the relevance then that’s disappointing. Good luck with your next title.

Excellent ideas, Olivia, and well expressed! I’ve linked to this (and some of your other posts) from my blog.

Also came up with a simple 3-word model for involving the audience through the presentation title: Question, Action, Mention. (See http://remotepossibilities.wordpress.com/2011/11/23/answer-peoples-key-question-first-framework-part-1a/#involve_people )

I’m happy to read this write up, @ olivia you’re indeed an inspiring character. I’m working on my magazine please I need your sopports And contrIbutions. Please Olivia need your support…

I have been writing blogs and articles for years and need ideas of how to create some new titles. This has been extremely educational and helpful for me to create better titles. Thanks

As a fellow speaker, I just wanted to say a hearty thank you. We all need fresh ways at looking at old stuff and to continuously think creatively regarding how we communicate to get the best outcomes.

Many Thanks Olivia for your post, Your techniques have helped me think differently from the ways I have always titled my presentations

That’s great to hear Bernard!

oh ! great you are right !!

I know you’ve said there’s no need to grab attention at the start of a talk, but the title’s one place you definitely need to! So you might also like this 4-part method I just posted for attention-grabbing titles.

(It uses an “ABCD” mnemonic, meaning the title includes an Action, Benefit, “Conversation” and/or Digit. For example, one title might be “Smash your class target – top 5 bioethics teaching tips”.)

Love it, thanks Craig!

You’re very welcome! Also, comments (and links) are always welcome on my blog. 🙂

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@barry: Thanks for that clarification … or are those the Before & After titles of your presentation after reading this excellent article?

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How to Create Catchy Presentation Titles

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I love words. And unfortunately, when I started out as a speaker, my presentation titles were stuffed full of them.

While there is not one formula for how to create catchy presentation titles to capture the attention of companies and event organizers, using too many words is a surefire way for your pitches and speaking submissions to land in a decision maker’s trash.

I’ve recently been purging old files, and in the process, unearthing my old speaker one-sheets and proposals. I’ve found some real title doozies!

2012 was a particularly “big year” when it came to keynotes. I had 10 listed and described on the speaking page of my website. And most of my titles were 15 words or more. (As you’ll see below, I also was collecting colons like they were going out of style.)

For example, for what would become my Discover Your ‘Secret Sauce’ as a Speaker signature presentation, instead, I had—

Share Your Story, Morning Glory: How to Use Public Speaking to Effortlessly Attract the Right Clients.

This was also the year I developed my Step into Your Moxie® keynote. But rather than call it Step into Your Moxie or How to Speak with Moxie, instead I was sweet on my colons again and went with the mouthful—

Step Into Your Moxie: Listen to Your Voice, Sculpt Your Message and Speak with Confidence and Impact.

Each time I run The Spotlight Speaker Accelerator and work with coaches, consultants and experts on creating catchy presentation titles for their keynotes and business and association presentations, I see many of the same mistakes I made.

Here are three tips for creating catchy presentation titles for your speeches that event organizers, meeting planners, and business leaders will love.

Create a title that zeroes in on your “idea worth spreading .”

While it’s okay to have some pizzazz in your presentation title, you still want it to accurately reflect the key idea you want your audience to take action on and not be too open for interpretation.

Let your title communicate your point of view on your topic.

Decision makers get pitched oodles of similar topics, and it’s easy for speakers and their submissions to sound alike. When your title reflects your unique voice and, if appropriate, how you are taking a fresh (and maybe even disruptive) approach to a familiar topic, this will help you and your presentation to stand out.

And last, but most certainly not least…

Use titles that contain 8 words or less.

While, unfortunately, this isn’t always possible, in-demand speakers rarely have excessive words and colons in their titles. Rather, their titles are short, clear, and crisp.

In case you are curious, here are my most frequently requested keynotes .

Have a catchy presentation title that you love?

That captures your core brand message?

Consider registering it as a trademark in order to protect your intellectual property. Doing this with Step into Your Moxie® was one of the most important business decisions I made – well worth the nominal cost of trademark registration because it provides important protection against copycats.

Similarly, before you decide, yes, this is my smokin’ hot presentation title, be sure to check online and ensure that you are first to market on your idea. It’s much easier to tweak your title before you start using it in the world and getting known for it.

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Do you plan to host a discussion event soon? If yes, then you might want to consider using this amazing collection of discussion event names to help you come up with a great name for your upcoming event.

A discussion event is a meeting where people discuss issues together. They usually involve a panel of experts who share their knowledge and opinions on a particular topic. These events are common in many industries, including politics, education, healthcare, and even business.

You may think that there are already plenty of discussion events happening around you, but the truth is that there are still lots of opportunities to host them. In fact, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in the discussion event sector is expected to grow by 15% between 2016 and 2026.

As a result, you can expect to see a steady rise in demand for discussion event organizers. So, if you’re planning to organize a discussion event, you should definitely consider using these discussion event names to help come up with a catchy name for your upcoming event!

Discussion events are a great way to bring people together and create meaningful connections. They allow people to learn something new, ask questions, and engage in lively discussions.

However, the name of your discussion event is just as important as the content itself. It’s the first thing that your guests will notice when they arrive at your venue. Therefore, you need to pick a name that will attract attention and encourage attendees to attend.

In addition, you should avoid choosing a name that sounds too generic. Generic names don’t offer much value to your guests. Instead, you should focus on finding a name that will stand out among all other similar events.

So, without any more ado, here are some discussion event names that you can use to inspire you while coming up with a great name of your own.

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How to Name Your Discussion Event?

The name of your discussion event is one of the most important things you can have. It will be a reflection on how well you do in this industry and it’s something that people are going to remember for years after they first meet you or hear about you. So, what should you consider when naming your company?

Consider the following points while naming your next big brand:

Know what makes a good name

Thousands of name suggestions are there on the internet. But the question is if they are worth considering? The answer is yes! You need to know why certain names work better than others before choosing them.

For example, “EvaCool” sounds like an obvious choice but does not tell much about the services offered by the company. On the other hand, “EvaGamer” tells more about her work.

Think about the target audience
You must think about who would buy from you.

Brainstorm and make a list of company names

You may want to brainstorm with friends and family members. Or you could use online tools such as Google search engine. There are many websites where you can find thousands of ideas. Just type in keywords related to your discussion event and see which ones come up.

Once you get some idea, choose the best option among all of them. If you don’t feel confident enough then ask someone else to help you out. They might give you some great advice.

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Play with words to get the best name

There are different ways to play around with words to create catchy names. For instance, you can combine two words together to form a new word. This way, you can add meaning to the combination.

Another thing you can try is using acronyms. Acronym means shortening of a long word. Using these abbreviations helps you save space and time.

You can also consider using a dictionary for related adjectives and synonyms.

Keep on narrowing the list of names down

After coming up with several options, narrow down the choices based on the criteria mentioned above. Choose only those names that fit into your niche market. Also keep in mind whether any of the names sound too similar to each other.

If you still cannot decide between two names, go ahead and pick both of them. Then later, you can change the name once you start getting customers.

Naming your next cool company is just half the job done.

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Think about the emotion you want to evoke

When thinking about the name of your company, you must take care of emotions involved. A name that evokes positive feelings in the minds of potential clients is always preferable over negative ones.

So, what kind of feeling do you want to invoke in your prospective clients? Do you want to convey professionalism? Ease of doing discussion event? Trustworthiness? These are questions you must ask yourself.

In case you are looking for inspiration, above are some examples of successful companies names ideas.

Avoid hard-to-spell and hard to remember names

It is important to avoid naming your company after something difficult to spell or pronounce. It will be very frustrating when people have trouble pronouncing it. So, stick to easy to say and spell-able names.

Also, avoid making your company name so unique that no one has ever heard of it. People should easily recognize your brand.

Your company name needs to stand out amongst competitors. Make sure it conveys the right message to your prospects.

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Use a name that conveys some meaning

A good name should not only tell people how they can contact you but also provide an insight into your services. You need to communicate clearly through your name.

For example, if you sell paint products, you can call your company “Paint by ABC” instead of simply calling it ‘ABC Paint’. The former implies more than just selling paints.

Make sure your company name stands out. The first impression matters most.

Consider a name that tells a story

The name of your company should reflect its history as well as future plans. Your company name should be able to describe who you are and what you offer.

This is why many discussion events use their initials as part of their company name. For example, “HGTV” stands for Home & Garden Television. HGTV shows home improvement projects.

However, this approach may not work for all types of discussion events. If you plan to expand beyond DIY projects, then you might choose a longer name like “Stars Improvement Services”.

People often forget the names of things they own. But, they never forget the names of brands they love.

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Make it catchy and memorable.

To make your company name catchy, think about using words that represent your core values. This way, even though your company changes directions, your name remains relevant.

You don’t necessarily need to come up with a new name every time you launch a product or service. However, you should consider changing your company’s name whenever there is a significant shift in direction or strategy.

Don’t pick a name that limits your discussion event growth

If you decide to start a new venture, you shouldn’t limit yourself from growing bigger. Choose a name that allows you to grow without any restrictions.

This point is for discussion event owners who intend to spread their discussion event in the future. They know that having a limited scope makes them less competitive.

So, choosing a name with great future growth and expansion potentials would help you achieve success faster.

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Consider referencing to a book or movie

Many entrepreneurs find themselves inspired by famous books or movies. In fact, these references can inspire you to create a better company name.

When brainstorming for a name, try thinking outside the box. Instead of coming up with a creative idea on your own, ask others for suggestions.

They could include friends, family members, colleagues, etc. Also, look at other companies’ websites and social media pages. These sites usually list the names of previous clients.

Many small discussion events took advantage of popular characters from stories and movies. It helped their discussion events and they needed relatively less marketing tactics.

Conduct a thorough internet search.

Before naming your company, conduct comprehensive online research. Look for similar companies and see which ones have been successful.

Also, check whether your proposed name has already been registered. There are several free tools available online that will allow you to do so.

Once you’ve found a suitable name, register it immediately. Don’t wait until after launching your website because doing so will cost you money.

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Consider international portability of your company’s name

In case you want to sell products overseas, you must ensure that your brand name isn’t trademarked anywhere else. You also need to be careful when registering your domain name.

It’s important to note that some countries require additional registration fees if you wish to protect your intellectual property rights. So, before starting an e-commerce store, consult local laws regarding trademarks and copyrights.

The same goes for foreign investors. If you plan to raise capital abroad, then you’ll need to get permission first.

The best thing to do is to hire a lawyer specializing in IP law. He/she will guide you through all legal procedures required to secure your right to use your chosen name.

Get the .com domain name

There are many reasons why getting a.com domain name is essential. First, this type of domain extension is considered as one of the most valuable domains out there. Second, it helps build trust among customers since people associate a .com extensions with quality brands. Third, it gives you more opportunities to earn revenue via advertising. Fourth, it increases traffic flow to your site. And finally, it boosts SEO rankings.

However, not everyone gets a .com domain name. You can go for other famous TLD’s, in case .com is already taken i.e., .net, .org and .biz.

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Conduct a trademark search

If you’re planning to launch an e-commerce discussion event, make sure that your product’s name doesn’t infringe upon any existing trademarks. This includes both generic terms and specific phrases.

You should always perform a trademark search prior to using a particular term. The results of such searches may vary depending on where you live.

Get feedback on the name

You might think that choosing a good name would be easy but it takes time and effort. Therefore, don’t rush into making decisions. Instead, ask others about what they like or dislike about your potential new name.

Ask them how they’d feel if someone used their favorite phrase or character in his/her own discussion event. They might even suggest alternative options.

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Make sure the name sounds good when said aloud

When selecting a name for your e-store, keep in mind that its pronunciation shouldn’t sound awkward. Also, avoid names that contain numbers or special characters. These could cause problems during checkout.

Some names seem good on just paper and they sound awful. For example, “Bargain” has negative connotations. Avoid such things at the earliest.

Use free resources for brainstorming name ideas

To help come up with great names, try browsing online forums dedicated to naming conventions. There, you can find lists of popular words and expressions which have been associated with certain industries over the years.

There are hundreds of resources out there that could give you suggestions on what kind of name you should choose. However, these sites usually focus only on English language users. That means you won’t see much information related to non-English speaking markets.

So, use these free resources before jumping into buying premium services.

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Make sure you are personally happy with the discussion event name

Once you’ve settled on a name, check whether you still want it after some time passes. If yes, then proceed further. Otherwise, change it back to something else.

Choosing a suitable name isn’t easy. But once you get it right, you’ll reap benefits from it forever. So, take your time and follow our tips above carefully.

A good name for your discussion event will help it stand out from the crowd. It’s also important to choose a name that won’t cause legal problems down the road.

We wish you good luck with the naming process, if you need any help do let us know!

Rubby Khattak

I’m a digital marketing consultant passionate about helping small businesses grow and create brands. I’ve been in the marketing industry for over five years and specialize in growing brands through digital marketing.

10 creative Ideas for your Title- and End-Slides in Presentations

11.13.19 • #powerpointtips #presentation.

Of all the slides in a PowerPoint presentation, the ones that are without a doubt the most important ones are the first and the last one. It makes perfect sense – the title slide sets the general tone. Make it boring and you’ll loose your audience’s attention within the first few minutes. If you’re making it exciting and innovative on the other hand, you’re taking a big step towards giving an amazing presentation and having an engaged audience. It is very similar with the final slide. It will be the one that people are going to remember most, the one that is supposed to make people leave the room thinking ‘Wow! What a great presentation!’ A bad ending could even mess up what would otherwise be a good performance overall (just think of a good TV show with a bad ending…).

The most common mistakes for title and final slides

If you asked 100 people what belongs on your PowerPoint’s title slide, the majority would answer ‘The title, maybe a subtitle, the presenter’s name and company, the date’. That kind of title slide is alright, but you usually say all of these things in the beginning of a presentation anyway. Also, it is very likely that most of your attendees know these things – they usually signed up for it after all. So what’s the point in listing all of that information on your title slide, when you could also use it for making a stunning first impression? Not only the title slide is commonly designed in an uncreative and conventional way. Too often, you can see PowerPoint presentations ending with the ‘Any Questions?’ or even worse – the ‘Thank you for your attention’ slide. ‘Thank you for your attention’ is a set phrase that has been said so many times it can’t possibly be delivered in an authentic way anymore. Therefore, it’s better to think of something else for your grand final. Finding an unconventional ending that suits your presentation style makes you seem much more charismatic and authentic than using an empty phrase.

1. An inspiring quote

An inspiring quote on your slide is a perfect way to both start and finish your presentation. Well, it does not have to be inspiring. It could be any quote that is somehow connected to your presented topic. Just have fun looking through books and the internet to find interesting quotes that you want your audience to hear. Good pages to look at for inspiration are goodreads and brainyquotes.com .

2. A blank slide

This might seem strange to some people, but a blank slide can be really powerful if you want to have your audience’s full attention. You can use the advantage of blank slides by incorporating them at the beginning, in the end or even in between your regular slides. You can either use a blank slide of your regular template (so there will still be some design elements on it) or go all in and make the slide completely black (or white).

3. A call to action

If the goal of your presentation is to really make your audience act in some kind of way, there is no better way to start – or better yet end your presentation than with a call to action. This can be literally anything from little trivial things like “Drink enough water during the presentation so your brain stays intact!” – which will lighten up the mood – to more serious calls like “Help reducing waste by recycling whenever possible!”.

4. A question

Usually, it is the audience that asks questions after a presentation. However, you can also turn that around and ask your attendees instead. However, it’s important to ask a question that can be answered easily and individually – the best questions involve previous experiences and personal opinions (asking about facts or questions that are hard to understand can often lead to silence and no one wanting to answer).

5. An interactive poll

Nothing engages the audience like a live poll. Conduct one right at the beginning to get everybody envolved, and/or wait until the end to get your audience’s opinion on something. Icebreaker polls are the perfect way to start, as they lighten the mood. You can easily create polls for free with interactive software tools such as SlideLizard .

6. A funny picture, meme, or quote

I’m pretty sure that every student nowadays has that teacher that just tries a little too hard to be cool by throwing in a meme on literally every single slide. That may be a bit too much. But just a little comedy at the beginning or in the end can make you seem very charismatic and entertaining and catch the attention of your listeners. Open (or close) with a joke, a funny picture or a quote – whichever you feel comfortable with. It is usually best if it has something to do with the topic you’re presenting.

7. An interesting fact

Catch the audience’s attention by putting an interesting fact concerning the topic on one of your slides – ideally at the beginning, but maybe also in the end (to keep up the audience’s interest even after the presentation is done).

8. The title, but with a twist

If you feel like you need to put the presentations name/topic on the front slide, but still want that little creative twist, just change the title slightly. According to what I’m proposing, rather dull presentation titles like e.g. “Marine Biology – An Introduction to Organisms in the sea” can be transformed to “Marine Biology – Diving Deep” (or something less cheesy if you prefer). Make it either funny or over-the-top spectacular and catch the audience’s attention!

9. A bold statement, opinion, or piece of information

This is probably the best way to capture your audience from the beginning on. Start with a radical, crazy opinion or statement and then get your attendees hooked by telling them that during the presentation, they will learn why you’re right. It could be anything, really, as long as it goes well with your presented topic – from the statement “Everybody has the time to read 5 books a month” to “Going to college is a waste of time” or “The human species is not the most intelligent on earth” – Take whatever crazy, unpopular theory or opinion you have, throw it out there and (very important!) explain why you’re right. You’ll have your audience’s attention for sure and might even change some of their opinions about certain things.

10. No title and end slide at all

Yes, that’s a possibility as well. If you absolutely can’t think of any creative or otherwise good way to start and end your presentation – even after reading the tips mentioned above – then simply don’t. That’s right - no title and end slide at all. You can pull that of by simply introducing yourself in the beginning, then getting right into the topic (which makes a good impression, long introductions are usually rather tedious) and when you’re at your last slide just saying a simple ‘Goodbye, thank you and feel free to ask questions’.

About the author.

Pia Lehner-Mittermaier

Pia works in Marketing as a graphic designer and writer at SlideLizard. She uses her vivid imagination and creativity to produce good content.

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Home Blog Presentation Ideas Writing Catchy Presentation Titles: Proven Techniques You Should Know

Writing Catchy Presentation Titles: Proven Techniques You Should Know

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It’s easy to overlook or give less attention to presentation titles, especially if you have limited time to assemble your material. You may rather prioritize other aspects, such as gathering information, creating slides, or rehearsing the delivery. Yet, hastily choosing the headline for your presentation is a blunder you wouldn’t want to commit.

First impressions – last, and that also applies when presenting. Engaging presentations begin with engaging titles and opening slides. If your title is sloppy, your audience will think your presentation is your best. This article will discuss what makes a good presentation title and how you can create it.

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The Anatomy of a Good Presentation Title

Presentation titles styles, tips for creating catchy presentation title, frequently asked questions on presentation titles.

A good presentation headline or title serves two purposes: practical and creative.

The practical purpose of a presentation title is to provide a clear and concise description of the content. It helps set the expectations of your audience, allowing them to anticipate what they will learn or gain from the presentation.

On the other hand, the creative aspect is one thing that charms your audience. An intriguing or thought-provoking title can pique the audience’s curiosity and motivate them to attend the presentation through and through. It generates interest and makes them eager to learn more.

As the presenter, you should strive to find a title that strikes the right balance between informative and engaging. It must go beyond mere description, as a descriptive title may fail to stand out or engage your audience. On the flip side, an overly clever title may sacrifice clarity and fail to encapsulate the content of your presentation accurately.

1. Surprise

Using startling statements or unexpected facts can effectively capture the audience’s attention. When something unexpected is presented, it naturally piques curiosity and leaves a lasting impression.

So, if you come across a fact, statistic, or quote about a topic that truly surprised you, work on it and make it your headline. Chances are, such information will likewise come as a surprise to your audience. Of course, you must ensure that the surprise element is relevant and contributes to the overall message you aim to deliver.

Example: Neil Patel, an online marketing expert, delivered a compelling piece titled “90% Of Startups Fail: What You Need To Know About The 10%”. The title contains an element of surprise, which suggests that most startup companies don’t survive. Within the article, Patel presented advice for startups to avert failure.

2. Intrigue

Ever wonder why you can’t seem to resist Buzzfeed headlines? That’s right; they are often intriguing and clickbaity. This technique also works on presentation titles.

Intrigue headlines capture attention and generate interest in presentations. They can create curiosity, engage the audience, and make your presentation stand out.

When crafting an intriguing headline, you may use thought-provoking questions or vague statements that spark the audience’s interest and, at the same time, clearly convey the topic of your presentation.

Example: Susan Colantuono’s Ted Talk, entitled “The career advice you probably didn’t get,” exhibits intrigue. The title immediately piques curiosity by suggesting that the presentation will provide unconventional or lesser-known career advice that the audience may not have received. This creates a sense of anticipation and motivates individuals to attend the presentation to discover what unique insights or perspectives will be shared.

3. Benefit or Value

Presentation titles that make clear claims about something’s worth may be more engaging than just stating it. When your audience knows exactly what’s in the presentation, they will likely lean in and listen.

The idea is to communicate right off the headline the main advantage the audience will gain from engaging with the content. You don’t have to include the entire proposition, but you may convey the essence of the value proposition to generate interest among the audience.

Example: Lawrence Ong’s “Break The Cycle: How To Gain Financial Freedom” clearly states the benefits of attending the presentation in the headline. It positions itself as a source of knowledge for building wealth and suggests that listening to the talk will equip the audience with the lessons they need to achieve their desired financial independence.

4. Wordplay

Using wordplay in presentation titles can be a clever way to add flair to your presentation title. Playing with words can evoke emotions like humor and curiosity, which engages the audience from the start. It stands out from more specific titles, making people pause and take notice.

There are several types of word plays that you can incorporate into your presentation title, like puns, double-meaning words, metaphors , and rhymes. The idea is to strike the right balance so that the playfulness doesn’t overshadow the clarity and relevance of the title. The wordplay should align with the topic and purpose of your presentation while adding a touch of creativity.

Example: Steve Jobs’s keynote speech 2001 introducing the original iPod with the title “1000 songs in your pocket” is an excellent example of wordplay used in a presentation headline.

The wordplay in this example contrasts the figure “1000”, a substantial quantity, and the phrase “in your pocket,” representing portable space. By combining these elements, the presentation title effectively communicated the storage capacity and convenience of the device playfully and memorably.

1. Keep It Short

A strong presentation title conveys the main topic using a few words. Short statements are more likely to impact the audience immediately, and their brevity makes them easily understood and remembered, leaving a lasting impression.

How short is short? The ideal length for headlines on PowerPoint slides is 6-14 words, and this range helps ensure that the title of your presentation carries the message you want to get across without wordiness.

2. Use Concrete Language

Using concrete language in your presentation title is an effective way to make it more compelling. Concrete language has persuasive power as it clarifies your presentation title and makes it relatable to the audience.

Some powerful words you can inject into your headlines are adjectives, action words, and actual figures. So, instead of “Optimizing Business Processes,” you can say “Cut Costs by 20%: Streamlining Operational Efficiency”.

Using concrete language in presentation titles

3. Use Technology or AI

Crafting a catchy presentation headline is hard enough – all the more when you have to fit it into little words. If you find yourself stuck in this task, there are available technologies that can help you generate title ideas for your presentations.

SEMRUSH, in particular, has an AI title generator that suggests headlines for content based on your prompts. You may also use ChatGPT for your presentations in a similar way.

However, we only suggest using these tools to speed up your brainstorming process, as repurposing those presentations into blog posts implies the risk of a site penalty for AI-generated content by Google. Reviewing and refining the generated headline to ensure it aligns with your specific presentation and captures the essence of your message is important.

4. Use Proven Formulas

Another way to speed up the process of generating title ideas presentation is to use proven formulas. Like your typical math equation, these formulas provide a framework to adapt to your specific presentation and audience. You can use them as a starting point to experiment with different combinations of words to create a headline that captures the gist of your piece,

Here are some presentation title formulas you can use:

How to [Desirable Outcome] in [Specific Time Frame]
Discover the [Number One] Secret to [Desirable Outcome]
The [Adjective] Way to [Desirable Outcome]: [Unique Approach/Method]
Are You [blank]?
Unlocking the Secrets of [Topic]: [Key Insight/Strategy]”

Q1: What is the purpose of a catchy title in a presentation?

A: The purpose of a catchy title in a presentation is to grab the audience’s attention and, at the same time, communicate the main idea or focus of the talk.

Q2: How do I create a catchy title for my presentation?

A: Creating a catchy title involves balancing creativity, clarity, and relevance. Finding the right balance between description and creativity allows you to create a catchy title that generates interest without sacrificing clarity.

Q3: What are some tips for making a title stand out?

A: To make a title stand out, clearly describe the content while engaging the audience’s curiosity. Additionally, use concrete language and keep it short.

Q4: Can a title be too long for a presentation?

A: Yes. Keep presentation titles concise and to the point, as longer titles can be harder to read, remember, and fit on slides effectively.

Q5: How does a title affect the overall success of a presentation?

A: The title serves as a hook that entices people to attend the presentation and creates a positive first impression. It may be the first and last chance to convince your audience to lend their ears.

Q6: Are there any specific formats for presentation titles?

A: No, there is no specific format for presentation titles, but there are approaches that can make it more effective. You can use descriptive words, wordplay, figures, or surprising facts.

There are infinite ways to make your presentation title catchy, and this article presented some of the proven techniques that work. In creating an attention-grabbing title, ensure your main message is not overshadowed or lost. Keep it relevant, concise, and clear!

Once your compelling headline is ready, designing your opening slide will be next.

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How to present a research paper in PPT: best practices

A research paper presentation is frequently used at conferences and other events where you have a chance to share the results of your research and receive feedback from colleagues. Although it may appear as simple as summarizing the findings, successful examples of research paper presentations show that there is a little bit more to it.

In this article, we’ll walk you through the basic outline and steps to create a good research paper presentation. We’ll also explain what to include and what not to include in your presentation of research paper and share some of the most effective tips you can use to take your slides to the next level.

Research paper PowerPoint presentation outline

Creating a PowerPoint presentation for a research paper involves organizing and summarizing your key findings, methodology, and conclusions in a way that encourages your audience to interact with your work and share their interest in it with others. Here’s a basic research paper outline PowerPoint you can follow:

1. Title (1 slide)

Typically, your title slide should contain the following information:

Title of the research paper
Affiliation or institution
Date of presentation

2. Introduction (1-3 slides)

On this slide of your presentation, briefly introduce the research topic and its significance and state the research question or objective.

3. Research questions or hypothesis (1 slide)

This slide should emphasize the objectives of your research or present the hypothesis.

4. Literature review (1 slide)

Your literature review has to provide context for your research by summarizing relevant literature. Additionally, it should highlight gaps or areas where your research contributes.

5. Methodology and data collection (1-2 slides)

This slide of your research paper PowerPoint has to explain the research design, methods, and procedures. It must also Include details about participants, materials, and data collection and emphasize special equipment you have used in your work.

6. Results (3-5 slides)

On this slide, you must present the results of your data analysis and discuss any trends, patterns, or significant findings. Moreover, you should use charts, graphs, and tables to illustrate data and highlight something novel in your results (if applicable).

7. Conclusion (1 slide)

Your conclusion slide has to summarize the main findings and their implications, as well as discuss the broader impact of your research. Usually, a single statement is enough.

8. Recommendations (1 slide)

If applicable, provide recommendations for future research or actions on this slide.

9. References (1-2 slides)

The references slide is where you list all the sources cited in your research paper.

10. Acknowledgments (1 slide)

On this presentation slide, acknowledge any individuals, organizations, or funding sources that contributed to your research.

11. Appendix (1 slide)

If applicable, include any supplementary materials, such as additional data or detailed charts, in your appendix slide.

The above outline is just a general guideline, so make sure to adjust it based on your specific research paper and the time allotted for the presentation.

Steps to creating a memorable research paper presentation

Creating a PowerPoint presentation for a research paper involves several critical steps needed to convey your findings and engage your audience effectively, and these steps are as follows:

Step 1. Understand your audience:

Identify the audience for your presentation.
Tailor your content and level of detail to match the audience’s background and knowledge.

Step 2. Define your key messages:

Clearly articulate the main messages or findings of your research.
Identify the key points you want your audience to remember.

Step 3. Design your research paper PPT presentation:

Use a clean and professional design that complements your research topic.
Choose readable fonts, consistent formatting, and a limited color palette.
Opt for PowerPoint presentation services if slide design is not your strong side.

Step 4. Put content on slides:

Follow the outline above to structure your presentation effectively; include key sections and topics.
Organize your content logically, following the flow of your research paper.

Step 5. Final check:

Proofread your slides for typos, errors, and inconsistencies.
Ensure all visuals are clear, high-quality, and properly labeled.

Step 6. Save and share:

Save your presentation and ensure compatibility with the equipment you’ll be using.
If necessary, share a copy of your presentation with the audience.

By following these steps, you can create a well-organized and visually appealing research paper presentation PowerPoint that effectively conveys your research findings to the audience.

What to include and what not to include in your presentation

In addition to the must-know PowerPoint presentation recommendations, which we’ll cover later in this article, consider the following do’s and don’ts when you’re putting together your research paper presentation:

Focus on the topic.
Be brief and to the point.
Attract the audience’s attention and highlight interesting details.
Use only relevant visuals (maps, charts, pictures, graphs, etc.).
Use numbers and bullet points to structure the content.
Make clear statements regarding the essence and results of your research.

Don’ts:

Don’t write down the whole outline of your paper and nothing else.
Don’t put long, full sentences on your slides; split them into smaller ones.
Don’t use distracting patterns, colors, pictures, and other visuals on your slides; the simpler, the better.
Don’t use too complicated graphs or charts; only the ones that are easy to understand.
Now that we’ve discussed the basics, let’s move on to the top tips for making a powerful presentation of your research paper.

8 tips on how to make research paper presentation that achieves its goals

You’ve probably been to a presentation where the presenter reads word for word from their PowerPoint outline. Or where the presentation is cluttered, chaotic, or contains too much data. The simple tips below will help you summarize a 10 to 15-page paper for a 15 to 20-minute talk and succeed, so read on!

Tip #1: Less is more

You want to provide enough information to make your audience want to know more. Including details but not too many and avoiding technical jargon, formulas, and long sentences are always good ways to achieve this.

Tip #2: Be professional

Avoid using too many colors, font changes, distracting backgrounds, animations, etc. Bullet points with a few words to highlight the important information are preferable to lengthy paragraphs. Additionally, include slide numbers on all PowerPoint slides except for the title slide, and make sure it is followed by a table of contents, offering a brief overview of the entire research paper.

Tip #3: Strive for balance

PowerPoint slides have limited space, so use it carefully. Typically, one to two points per slide or 5 lines for 5 words in a sentence are enough to present your ideas.

Tip #4: Use proper fonts and text size

The font you use should be easy to read and consistent throughout the slides. You can go with Arial, Times New Roman, Calibri, or a combination of these three. An ideal text size is 32 points, while a heading size is 44.

Tip #5: Concentrate on the visual side

A PowerPoint presentation is one of the best tools for presenting information visually. Use graphs instead of tables and topic-relevant illustrations instead of walls of text. Keep your visuals as clean and professional as the content of your presentation.

Tip #6: Practice your delivery

Always go through your presentation when you’re done to ensure a smooth and confident delivery and time yourself to stay within the allotted limit.

Tip #7: Get ready for questions

Anticipate potential questions from your audience and prepare thoughtful responses. Also, be ready to engage in discussions about your research.

Tip #8: Don’t be afraid to utilize professional help

If the mere thought of designing a presentation overwhelms you or you’re pressed for time, consider leveraging professional PowerPoint redesign services . A dedicated design team can transform your content or old presentation into effective slides, ensuring your message is communicated clearly and captivates your audience. This way, you can focus on refining your delivery and preparing for the presentation.

Lastly, remember that even experienced presenters get nervous before delivering research paper PowerPoint presentations in front of the audience. You cannot know everything; some things can be beyond your control, which is completely fine. You are at the event not only to share what you know but also to learn from others. So, no matter what, dress appropriately, look straight into the audience’s eyes, try to speak and move naturally, present your information enthusiastically, and have fun!

If you need help with slide design, get in touch with our dedicated design team and let qualified professionals turn your research findings into a visually appealing, polished presentation that leaves a lasting impression on your audience. Our experienced designers specialize in creating engaging layouts, incorporating compelling graphics, and ensuring a cohesive visual narrative that complements content on any subject.

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10+ Awesome Event Presentations for Eventprofs (2020 Edition)

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No one wants to recreate the wheel, yet so many templates for event presentation ppt slides look like something out of the 90s. If you’re nervous about your next event presentation or proposal, we hear you. We’re here to help.

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As an event planner, you often have to sell clients and stakeholders on your ideas. Sometimes, you need to get buy-in and top-down support for the things you want to implement, and other times, you just need to bring people up to speed quickly.

Ideally, this article will make you feel confident in creating your own presentation templates, but we know you’re busy. Alternatively, you can download ours for free.

We’ve bundled 3 ppt template packages into one free download to help you prepare for some of the most common event presentations you’ll need to make. These professional templates are here to take the stress and worry of template design off your plate, so you can focus on the content of your presentation.

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3 Elements of Event Presentation

Creating good event management ppt slides is a lot like cooking. Ingredients matter. Technique is also important. And presentation is what makes it appealing. All of these things go into a delicious dish.

The same is true of your event slide presentation. In this case, your ingredient is your content. Your technique is the way you present: your mannerisms, your confidence, the language you use, etc. And your presentation slides are the appearance of the dish. If any of those are lacking, you’ll have a disengaged audience.

Stellar event presentations concentrate on

Slide Design

In this article, we’ll help you with all three of the key ingredients to a winning event presentation sample, breaking them down into digestible bites that will help you create your best presentation to date. Whether it’s just an introduction to event management ppt creation you’re after, or you’re honing your already excellent presentation skills, we’ve got it covered.

Master The Components Of A Great Event Presentation PPT

When it comes to PowerPoints, most people know by this time that tons of text is an audience excitement killer. But there are several other things you should know about creating a great slide presentation. Before we get into design, let’s cover the basics:

Concentrate On Content. Slides Come Last.

With the stress on images, many event professionals worry too much about what the slides will look like. But content, technique, and design are all equally important.

You can’t create awesome slides until you have the content of your presentation completed. As important as images are, don’t look for images first and then build a presentation around them. Doing so will make your event proposal ppt disjointed and unintelligible (although it may good).

Best Practices for Creating Event Management PPT Slides:

Make an outline of what you want to say, and keep it in point-form. This will help you assess the flow and logic of your argumentation without saddling your points with segues that you’ll want to keep regardless of flow quality.

Add tweetable content highlights of the most powerful information. Giving attendees “tweetable” bits will encourage them to share the slide content.

Select images that capture the emotion of what you’re saying (but avoid ones that distract from or compete with your presentation).

Presentation Technique Is Crucial To Engagement.

Just as the content is important, your presenter (or your presentation) is more important than clever fade-ins and video accompaniments. Those things are nice, but try to limit them or you’ll train your audience to look for the shiniest object. In a fancy presentation, that won’t be you.

Ensure that your presenters:

Are more dynamic than the slides. A mediocre speaker can make an audience happy through some cool tech, but an awesome speaker can also get lost in the shuffle if they try to do too much in their slide deck. Advise your speakers you still want attendees to pay attention to them and the discussion at hand.

Add video sparingly, and don’t set them to autoplay. If the video takes moment to load and play, a panicked speaker may misinterpret that as a lack of functionality and click the slide deck again without thinking. But in Powerpoint, this will advance to the next slide. Instead, set the video to play on click, or, establish cues with the AV tech and let them handle it.

Recommend that speakers can confidently present without their slide deck, or have a back-up on their smartphone. Technology sometimes fails.

Maintain Consistency And Design Integrity.

Don’t create an inconsistent PowerPoint presentation. For some events, it may make sense to offer presenters event presentation templates, logos, or color schemes. You want consistent presentations, not one speaker who’s a PowerPoint savant and another using Clip Art and pixelated images.

Maintain slide quality:

Offer a template for your presenters to use. (More about what it should contain in the design section.) You can find some great ones in the downloadable template package in this article.

If you don’t want to inhibit creativity, insist that the event hashtag or logo/watermark be on every slide. This helps with branding.

Ask to review presenter’s slides to ensure they are all of the same quality.

Test the links and embedded videos your presenter is using.

One Main Concept Per Slide

Don’t try to do too much on one slide. It’s better to have a big slide deck than a small one with dense text on each slide. Keep it to one main idea and 2-5 supporting points or key takeaways. Plus, frequently changing images holds audience interest.

Make the message clear:

Shoot for one big concept per slide.

Showcase your concept with a Tweetable fact or quote.

Bring emotion to your story or concept using an evocative image.

20 Design Tips For More Memorable Event Presentation PPTs

<strong>20 Design Tips</strong> For More Memorable Event Presentation PPTs

A presenter may be a subject matter expert who gives a lot of talks, but don’t assume they are a good slide designer. For this reason, some event planners will offer to adjust slides by using an in-house designer to ensure all presentations are of the same ppt quality. Your own designer gives you the power to implement a number of slide improvements across the board.

If you don’t issue event presentation samples or templates, and you don’t have a dedicated slide designer, at least make sure your presenters know the basics of good slide design. If they don’t, you could end up with a lot of confusing, boring slides.

1. Add a poll or survey to a deck. Adding engagement to the beginning shows the audience they are an integral part of the presentation, and that you value their input.

2. Use bolder images in larger spaces. An eye-catching title background image is a good way to set the session energy.

3. Test any background images against your font , and use a font colour with a high contrast for whatever image it appears in front of. You don’t want black text disappearing against a dark background image.

4. Use consistent design and images . Funny images mixed with historical images, different fonts, and other mismatched things will be distracting.

5. Fonts should be easy to read from a distance . Keep your font large and clear. Sans serif fonts are often easiest to read. Cool fonts like Rock Salt can be hard to make out at some sizes. But…

6. Play with font and style associations . You can use fonts to grab attention and remind your attendees of something else. We all know what the Star Wars font looks like, for example. Sometimes fonts can help you to keep with a theme.

7. Keep slides simple , with only a few lines of text. They should supplement the discussion not contain the script. Minimalism is in. Similarly…

8. One chart per slide. This one seems pretty intuitive, right? Your slides should contain bites of presentation information. Don’t try to accomplish too much on a single one.

9. Add questions . A question in the center of a slide is a great way to provoke thought or begin discussion, and can serve as a useful interactive break in your talk. Let people take a moment to apply what you’ve said before you move onto the next thing.

10. Use animations sparingly , and only in anticipation of a big reveal. For instance, you could ask the audience a question and then animate the answer. Don’t use animations or fly-ins for regular sentences with no build up.

11. Use quality images . Nothing says ‘new at this’ quite like ClipArt, so make sure your presenters are using good quality and interesting images. Sites like Unsplash, Pixabay, Canva, and StockSnap.io are good resources. You can also join a membership site (for a fee), which allows you to download a specified number of images based on your membership level. Learn the basics about quality images in the next section.

12. Select images that convey emotion . Use evocative images strategically to control the pace, convey tone, and set expectations for your presentation. You can find some great examples of this in architectural TED talks, where images of large spaces, intriguing shapes, and innovative design give the talks a sense of grandeur and artistry.

13. Don’t “steal” simple graphs and charts . Graphs and charts are amazing, but if they’re branded or famously belong to someone else, they can be jarring to encounter. If the data is easy to recreate, do so in your own theme, fonts, color, and branding. This also allows you to leave off any data that isn’t applicable to your audience. Just make sure you give proper attribution.

14. Use a theme to tie your slides together . That does not mean use the exact same design for every slide. Make them similar and united in design but not the exact same.

15. Same = snooze . Vary your slides using things like image quotes, bullet points, and other layouts. Again, having slides with bullet point after bullet point puts your audience to sleep. In fact, Google execs are shunning bullets in their slide decks .

16. Use charts to display figures and data . Stats are impressive but showing numbers in relation to others in a visual way will make your point quicker than merely listing numbers.

17. Choose your color scheme carefully . If you’re working in PowerPoint, Microsoft has made it easy with preselected schemes of colors that work well together. If you’re unsatisfied with their options, you can add colors to the list. Be selective in how you use these colors. Even dandelions would admit that yellow doesn’t make a good font color on a screen.

18. Add some video or audio , but also be prepared if it doesn’t work. Especially if it’s a critical part of the presentation, have a backup option. Test it thoroughly and at the event space.

19. Pan rather than resize large images . If you have a large image you want to include, don’t resize it to the point that it is unrecognizable. This is incredibly helpful when showing some of those long website homepages that are popular right now.

20. Don’t feel like you have to show the whole image all at once . More on this tip in the next section.

The Ultimate Secret Tool For Memorable Slide Presentations

One of the most engaging tactics you can use in slide design is ‘the tease’. Sometimes, in presentations, you want a big reveal or you only want to show part of an image until you’re ready to talk about it.

Now, if you don’t want people to see it, you could just not mention it, right? But that does nothing to build suspense. Allowing your audience to see just a little builds anticipation and keeps them on the edge of their seats. You can do this a few ways:

Add a timed fade-in or fly-in on Powerpoint. With a click your content appears or flies in. But… this technique looks a little dated.

Use technology that allows you to write the missing data, stat, or info directly on the screen as your audience watches.

Mask your hidden content by layering identical images and then adjusting the transparency of the bottom image.To do this, copy your slide.

The bottom image should be set to something less than 100. This is a preference as to how masked you want to make it. Do you want your audience to be able to see everything only slightly shaded or completely blurred out? Next, ensure the top image’s transparency is at 100%. At the end you will have created something that looks like a peep hole over the content you want everyone to focus on.

Sure, you can use a giant arrow or highlight to draw attention to the area of your content you want to highlight but it’s not the same as covering some of the content only to share it in a big reveal later.

The tease will keep people interested and has great social media appeal. This process will prepare them for a big reveal and tells them to get ready for something “share worthy.”

Putting It All Together In An Amazing Event Presentation

So now we’ve addressed the three main areas you need to think about in a top-notch event presentation:

Presentation Technique

And we’ve given you some expert event presentation design tips. Let’s put it all together and show you some of our favorite slide decks for event planners, and why each one is so effective:

Use Images that Enhance the Content

Okay, this first one isn’t a slide deck, but a single slide, because we wanted to show you something about design and a successful teaching technique: creating a pattern.

What we love:

As mentioned above, an image should enhance the message behind the slide.

In this slide content, the obvious choice for an image would be a cityscape. After all, the content is about cities becoming event playgrounds. However, we decided to emphasize the ‘play’ aspect, and went with an image that is whimsical but still ties into the idea of professionals at play – not children or spring breakers.

You want to give the same thought to the images you select. They should enhance your message yet remain slightly unexpected to hook the audience’s attention.

Inspiring Quotes for Event Planners

SpeakerHub created a fun slide deck if you love quotes. Even if you don’t, you’re bound to find some inspiration here.

This is the type of deck that you can go through again and again. The visuals are interesting, and the quotes are pertinent to the life of an event planner. It’s also a good example of simple, varied layout.

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Marketo put together a solid resource on event marketing, including topics such as event technology and public relationships.

If you have a long slide deck, consider adding a table of contents (TOC). It’s not needed in the presentation but can really help when people are looking it over later. In this case, the slide collection is 122 slides. The TOC is a good call that makes navigating and using it as a reference much easier.

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The idea is that repetition is often the key to learning. This slide deck starts off with 3 key points listeners should come away with. It’s a simple reminder that activates their brains early on.

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This slide deck is all about connecting with the audience and invoking a feeling of nostalgia about the 90s. We use 90s colors and a pop culture reference to a famous Prince song. Pop culture references and time-period themes can be a great way to grab and hold audience attention.

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This one just sets a great tone from the very first slide.

This slide deck uses another pattern technique by reusing the same image throughout (the one of the pointed finger) whenever it asks a question that it is about to answer. Viewers know this introduces a new moment of learning and it conditions them to pay attention to the new concept.

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Very cool presentation by Cyriel Kortleven. He is a top master of ceremony. The emphasis here is on boosting the engagement of your audience. Cyriel shares practical tips that everyone can use to improve the audience experience.

While this slide deck is best viewed offscreen (the layout is clean and easy to understand, but some of the font is too small from in the back row), his helpful tips earned him a spot here.

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Her stats are easy-to-read, tweetable, and have well-documented sources, and each slide is branded. If someone takes a picture and shares it with others, it can be traced back to Maria.

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It gives digestible bites of content so they can be absorbed easily by the audience.

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In this one, we created a pattern of putting a bold idea on a title slide, followed by a meatier explanation.

It conditions the audience to first hear the idea, then pay attention to receive more information about it. This “dramatic pause” between idea and deeper explanation improves retention because it allows for smaller concepts to be processed first and then elaborated on.

EXTRA EXCITING BONUS SLIDE DECKS FOR EVENT PLANNERS

EXTRA EXCITING <strong>BONUS</strong> SLIDE DECKS FOR EVENT PLANNERS

If you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed, here are some more awesome resources we’ve put together to help you plan and deliver presentations, proposals, and corporate events.

This bundle includes the following:

Free Downloadable Event Presentation Templates

The event management presentation sample is a great standalone design that you can use as a template for creating something personalized to your audience.

Corporate Event Planning Checklists

For corporate event planners, this slide deck covers each step in a successful corporate event. It’s a behemoth of a slide deck (probably the most complete in the industry).

We know it is because we based it on our corporate event planning checklist. This corporate event planning slideshow will keep you on track every step of the way.

This collection of slides is more than just a regular sales ppt. It’s an event management company presentation ppt, an event planning process ppt, and an event marketing ppt.

And finally…

Creating Winning Event Proposals Checklist

For those of you looking for winning event proposals, this bundle includes a template in both powerpoint and keynote.

ABIDE BY THE LAW WHEN CHOOSING IMAGES

We mention using evocative images in presentations a lot, but an evocative picture is the easy part. Let’s take a moment to talk about copyright. For your images, you can’t just surf the web, find one, and add it to your presentation.

Wait. What?

Images are covered under several different types of copyrights, and if you don’t know which one you have, you could be in trouble with the owner of that image.

Royalty-free. This means the image is free and clear to use. There are no royalties or license fees to pay. Royalty-free images are often available across multiple sites. For instance, you may find the same image on Pixabay and UnSplash. Some sites will ask you to credit them. If they do, you can add a small credit line directly under the picture or at the end of your presentation.

Creative Commons License. This photographer or designer has made the image available to the world for free. But you should still check the publishing terms behind using it. Often, they ask for a credit or require the image to be used in a particular way (i.e. no edits).

Public-domain. If an image is over 70 years old, it may be available to use under the public-domain. However, these restrictions vary by country. In the US, most photos taken prior to 1923 are part of the public domain, but don’t assume old photos can be used free and clear.

Always check the permissions. There are many ‘historical’ and ‘memory’ projects you can tap into, particularly if you’re looking for a particular time period, event, or place.

Now that we’ve gone over the types of licenses you should look for, let’s touch on a few phrases you may encounter:

Attribution. This is the credit you give to the photographer or artist. When someone gives you use of their photo, they may ask for a specific attribution. They may even ask for a link. If you want to use the image, you need to give credit in the way they ask.

Commercial Use. Some visual artists do not want their images to be used for commercial use. If they say the image is available for commercial use, you can use it to make money. If they tell you for non-commercial use only, you may only use it in ways that you would not derive money from it directly.

Some will stipulate non-commercial, non-editing, which means you can’t edit the image either. No changes may be made to it when using. This can include altering the colors to align with your theme.

DON’T KILL YOUR EVENT PRESENTATIONS WITH BULLETS

DON’T KILL YOUR EVENT PRESENTATIONS WITH <strong>BULLETS</strong>

Recently, presenters at Google have made a switch: no more bullets.

Bullet points turn visual draws for the audience into speaker cue cards.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced at the 2017 developer’s conference that ”…stories are best told with pictures. Bullet points and text-heavy slides are increasingly avoided at Google.”

SUNDAR PICHAI

So what are they doing instead? If bullets are bad, what do Google execs suggest?

Lots of white space. It provides for a dramatic backdrop and makes things easier to read.

Bite-sized concepts or phrases are easier to digest and make a larger impression than long paragraphs. Don’t lose your audience in the words.

Evocative images. A photo conveys emotion in a much stronger more memorable way than words.

Animation or video. These options have all the engagement hype of images, but they entertain as well.

Less than average. The average person uses 40 words per slide. (This point is only 16.)

Bullets Require Multitasking

Bullets require multitasking (reading slides and listening to the presenter).

And guess what? Turns out, we’re not that good at that.

On the other hand, if you use slides as the emotional cues behind your presentation, your slides won’t be competing for attention with your speaker. The images will set the stage for the emotion you’re trying to evoke, and the bite-sized bits will give the general idea behind each concept.

Once the attendee grasps those, they are free to listen to what the speaker has to say. Their brains won’t need to choose between reading or listening.

Boost Retention (And More) With Images

In addition to giving our brains a break, it turns out images have a second benefit in presentations. They improve retention.

“If someone hears a piece of information, three days later they’ll remember 10% of it. However, if there was an accompanying picture, they’ll recall 65%.”

JOHN MEDINA

Brain Rules

Cognitive psychologists have tested recall after presentations that put lots of info on each slide and those that put only key takeaways.

Viewers who saw slides with fewer words recalled more than twice as many key points as those who were given more text.

Those are big retention differences.

But that’s not all…

According to research from 3M (the Post-it Note people) visuals process 60,000 times faster than text. Finally, according to the Social Science Network, 65% of people are visual learners. So giving them something to look at will improve what they get from your presentation.

Move Your Presenters Away From Bullets

We mentioned earlier what Google was pushing instead of bullets, but how can you help your speakers make the transition? Here are a few quick tips:

Give each point a slide. They deserve it. Bullets denote major points, right? Why not give them each their own slide? Yes, that means more slides but it also means more visual interest and faster slide changes, which will keep the audience involved with their eyes on your screen.

Kill your darlings. Writers will tell you the hardest part of editing is removing your favorite pieces (“killing your darlings”), but if they’re not absolutely necessary, get rid of them. They’re just taking up space and detracting from your message.

Be unique. Bullet points are so boring. Everyone does them. And let’s face it, they’re easy. Who doesn’t love their entire presentation scripted for them so they can just read it right off the screen?

The audience, that’s who! Instead, try minimal words that engage the minds of your audience.

Find a TED talk in your industry. If you watch TED talks, you’ll notice there’s no reading off of Powerpoint cue cards. It’s all about the stage presence. Share a favorite talk with presenters so they understand what you’re looking for.

Remind them bullets don’t build rapport. If someone makes you laugh or feel at ease, you respond favorably to them. This can’t be done with a fat, floating period. If your presenters want to connect with the audience, a lot of words on screen isn’t the way to do it.

Use slides as jumping off points. Encourage your speakers to use commanding visuals on their slides as jumping off points for conversation.

Help presenters be the best they can be. Offer templates. Be open to discuss design with them, or put them in touch with someone who can help. Remember, your presenters may be subject matter experts, but they may need a little help when it comes to the features of Powerpoint or the aspects of design. They may have a creative idea but are afraid to try the tech behind it.

IN CONCLUSION

There’s a lot that goes into a good event presentation and we’ve given you plenty to think about and some handy templates and examples to start you off.

Now onto you:

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12 Fun Presentation Ideas for Your Next PowerPoint Night

The Speaker Lab
May 22, 2024

PowerPoint presentations aren’t always for boardroom meetings. Sometimes, they’re a great way to shake things up and have some fun. For instance, maybe you’re a teacher trying to come up with fun ways to practice impromptu speeches. Or maybe you’re in leadership and looking for a way to work in some team building exercises .

Whatever your goal, we have 12 fun PowerPoint presentation ideas for you to use. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-time presenter, these themes are guaranteed to bring the laughs and make your night one to remember. No need for comedy chops or design skills—all you need is a dash of creativity, a bit of courage, and a readiness to have a blast.

How to Host a PowerPoint Night

If you’re committed to making this PowerPoint night a reality, you’ll first want to make sure you have the logistics sorted out before jumping into fun presentation ideas. Using our foolproof tips, you can ensure your PowerPoint party is a smashing success. From choosing the perfect theme to keeping the laughs coming all night long, we have you covered.

Choosing a Theme

First things first, you need to pick a theme. This will help guide your guests as they create their presentations. Choose a broad theme that allows for creative interpretation, such as “Unpopular Opinions” or “Conspiracy Theories.” This way, everyone can put their own spin on it and bring something unique to the table.

Creating a Presentation Template

In order to keep things cohesive, it’s a good idea to provide a basic template for your guests to use. Create a Google Slides template with a consistent color scheme and font. This will help maintain visual consistency throughout the night and make it easier for those who may not be as design-savvy to focus on their content.

Encouraging Participation

In some cases, not everyone is going to jump at the chance to create a PowerPoint presentation in their free time. That’s why it’s important to encourage participation. Offer incentives like a prize for the most creative presentation or a “People’s Choice Award” voted on by the audience. A little friendly competition can help participants engage more.

Sharing Presentations

When it comes to the actual presentation night, you want to make sure everything runs smoothly. Use a platform like Google Slides or Prezi that allows for easy sharing and collaboration. This way, you can seamlessly transition between presentations without any awkward lulls. And if you have friends who can’t make it in person, they can still join in on the fun remotely.

Remember, for each of these suggestions, they’re just that—suggestions. Based on the vibe and size of your group, you may want to tweak these suggestions to allow for more creativity and fun. If you’re not sure how to strike the balance between creativity and structure, just experiment and ask for feedback for your participants.

Fun Presentation Ideas for Your Next PowerPoint Night

PowerPoint nights offer a fun-filled opportunity to strengthen friendships while letting your imagination run wild . If you’re searching for inspiration for your next PowerPoint night, look no further. Below, we’ve compiled fun presentation ideas that will help your crew grow and laugh together!

Bucket List

Forget boring old bucket lists—it’s time to level up with this PowerPoint presentation. Gather your squad and get ready to share your craziest dreams and aspirations. Skydiving? Learning to cook like a pro? Finally writing that novel? Create a presentation showcasing your ultimate bucket list items and the reasons why they matter to you. Not only will it be a blast, but you might just inspire each other to start making those dreams come true.

Dog Breeds as People

If you’re a dog lover, then this one’s for you. Imagine if different dog breeds were people. What would their personalities be like? Would a chihuahua be the sassy, high-maintenance friend who always needs to be the center of attention? Would a golden retriever be the loyal, always-down-for-a-good-time pal? Compare different dog breeds to human personality types and get ready for some laughs—especially if you decide to create some art for your slides.

Celebrity Lookalikes

We’ve all gotten the “you look like so-and-so” comment at some point. Well, now’s your chance to lean into it. Have everyone find their celebrity doppelganger and create a side-by-side comparison slide. Bonus points if you dress up as your celebrity twin for the presentation.

Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. A mood board, however, is the perfect way to express yourself without saying a thing. Design a mood board that represents your current state of mind, goals, or aesthetic. Incorporate images, quotes, and colors that capture the essence of your chosen theme. It’s like a window into your soul, but with way better visuals.

Social Media Profiles

Social media is a wild place. But have you ever wondered what it would be like if historical figures or fictional characters had their own profiles? Now’s your chance to find out. Create a mock social media profile for a famous person from the past or a beloved character, complete with status updates, likes, and comments that align with their personality. It’s like fan fiction, but with a 21st-century twist.

Fun Interactive Ideas for Your Presentation

There are plenty of fun presentation ideas out there, but what about interactive ones? Luckily for you, we have some in store. The best part is you don’t need a Hollywood budget or a degree in computer science to make it happen. All it takes is a dash of creativity and some smart planning, and you’ll be delivering top-notch interactive presentations in no time.

Childhood Photos

Liven up your next presentation with this interactive idea: request childhood photos from your audience beforehand. Incorporate these snapshots into your slides, and create a story that ties all of them together. Your audience will love the personal touch, and it’ll spark conversations and connections that last long after the presentation ends. Afterwards, you can even have people share the background behind their photo(s). Not only does this fun presentation idea allow people to share nostalgic stories, but it also gives people the chance to learn about the others better.

Unpopular Opinions

Another fun interactive presentation idea is to poll your audience on their unpopular opinions. This works especially well if you’re already presenting on a topic that people tend to have strong feelings about, like politics or pop culture. Create a list of controversial statements related to your topic, then ask your audience to vote on whether they agree or disagree with each one.

For instance, say you’re giving a presentation on social media marketing, and you decide to poll the audience on statements like “Instagram outshines Twitter.” In addition to engaging your audience, throwing in a few interactive polls can also help you gauge what they already know about your topic.

Conspiracy Theories

Here’s a pro tip: if you want to make your presentation unforgettable, then ask your audience about conspiracy theories connected to your topic. People love sharing their favorite theories, and it’s a fantastic way to break the ice and get everyone talking. Take those theories and run with them—you’ll be surprised at how much fun everyone has.

For instance, say you’re giving a presentation on media literacy. By asking people to share the wildest conspiracy theory they’ve ever heard, you can then break down the elements that made it seem compelling (even if it wasn’t true). You can then use conspiracy theories as a way to talk about the importance of critical thinking. It’s a fun way to get people thinking about how media messages are constructed and how to spot misinformation.

Here’s the secret to making interactive presentation ideas work: keep them on-topic and audience-appropriate. Quizzes and polls are awesome, but only if they drive home your key points. And here’s the really important part—have fun up there! After all, if you’re loving what you’re talking about, your audience will too.

Powerpoint Night Theme Ideas for Your Friend Group

When it comes to planning a PowerPoint night with your besties, the possibilities are endless. But sometimes, having too many options can be overwhelming. That’s where themed nights come in clutch.

Selecting a theme for your PowerPoint party isn’t just about limiting the scope of presentation topics; it’s a chance to inject more fun and originality into the event. It also provides a unique opportunity to strengthen your bond with your friend group by learning about their experiences and interests. Let’s take a look at some fun theme ideas for your next PowerPoint presentation night.

Favorite Memory

Take a trip down memory lane and have each friend share their favorite memory with the group. It could be a hilarious inside joke, an epic adventure you all went on together, or a heartwarming moment that brought you closer.

TV Characters You Relate To

We all have that one TV character that we see a little bit of ourselves in. Have each friend choose a character they identify with most and explain why. It could be a shared personality trait, a similar life experience, or just a general vibe.

Lessons Learned

Life is full of ups and downs, and sometimes the most valuable lessons come from the hardest experiences. Have each friend share a life lesson they’ve learned and how it’s impacted them. It could be a lesson about love, friendship, career, or personal growth. The key is to be vulnerable and honest.

Create a “Starter Pack”

Starter packs are a popular meme format that typically include a collection of items, traits, or experiences that are associated with a particular type of person or group. Have each friend create a starter pack meme that represents their personality, interests, or quirks. It’s a fun way to sum up who you are in a visual way and bond over your shared (or contrasting) starter packs.

The beauty of PowerPoint nights is that there are no rules. No matter which theme you choose, the most important thing is to have fun and let your creativity shine.

Tips for Making Your PowerPoint Night Memorable

If it’s your first time hosting a PowerPoint night, then we have some tips to make sure yours runs smoothly. We’re not just talking fun presentation ideas, but ways to make the whole event exciting and engaging. Let’s take a look at some of these tips.

Incorporating Music

A good playlist can set the tone for the entire night and keep the energy up between presentations. Consider creating a collaborative playlist ahead of time and ask everyone to add a few songs that fit the theme of the night. That way, everyone feels like they’re part of the process and you get a diverse mix of tunes.

Adding Humor

Of course, the most important element of any Powerpoint night is humor. The whole point is to make people laugh, so don’t be afraid to get a little weird with it. Encourage people to use memes, GIFs, and inside jokes in their presentations.

Encouraging Storytelling

Never forget the magic of a good story. The most unforgettable PowerPoint night presentations are the ones where the presenter opens up and shares personal tales and experiences. It’s an amazing opportunity to deepen your bonds with friends and create a warm, intimate atmosphere that brings everyone closer together.

At the end of the day, the most memorable PowerPoint nights are the ones where everyone feels like they’re part of something special. So don’t be afraid to get creative, take risks, and let your personality shine through. With a little bit of planning and a lot of laughter, your PowerPoint night is sure to be a fun one.

FAQs on Fun Presentation Ideas

What can i make a fun presentation about.

Dive into “A Day as Your Pet” or explore “If Historical Figures Had Instagram.” Keep it light and funny.

What is an interesting topic for presentation?

“The Science of Superheroes” hooks almost anyone. It’s cool, quirky, and sparks imagination.

How to creatively present a presentation?

Mix in memes, tell stories instead of listing facts, and maybe even throw in a mini-quiz. Engage your audience.

What is a good 5 minute presentation?

Pick something like “Weird Laws Around the World.” It’s snappy, surprising, and easy to chat about quickly.

And there you have it—12 fun presentation ideas that’ll take your next PowerPoint night to the next level. Whether you’re bonding over cringey childhood memories or debating the merits of your favorite conspiracy theories, these themes are sure to bring the laughs and create some unforgettable moments with your friends.

Remember, the key to a successful PowerPoint night is to let your personality shine through. Don’t be afraid to get a little weird, a little vulnerable, and a whole lot creative. Your friends will love you for it, and you might just discover a hidden talent for comedy along the way.

So what are you waiting for? Pick a theme, fire up your favorite presentation software, and get ready to wow your crowd with your hilarious PowerPoint skills. Trust us, your friends will be begging for an encore performance in no time!

Last Updated: May 21, 2024

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