Presenters should focus on creating effective recordings to enhance audience reach and attract future speaking opportunities. This includes avoiding fillers related to the time or setting and not including a 'questions' slide without a defined infrastructure for audience interaction. Instead, presentations should end with a slide thanking the audience and providing resources for further contact. These practices can significantly improve the overall quality and impact of the recorded sessions.
Don't hyper-date your presentation. Almost every presenter commented on the time of day or location of the stage. Such fillers are unnecessary in online recordings and waste valuable presentation time.
A typical mistake is including a 'questions' slide at the end. Unless there's a dedicated discussion channel, this doesn't add value; a 'thank you' slide with resources is preferable.
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