Tips on How to present your demo in DemoCamp
This article provides some important tips that you have to put into consideration when presenting your website at Demo Camp:
- Early preparation. It is important to start early enough in preparing the presentation of your website, and it’s better to present it to your friends first and get some feedback.
- Clearly explain what your website does. Many presenters spend their time without even explaining the main idea in their website. Remember that best website in the world can be described in a very short sentence. For example :
- YouTube: Do you have a video and want to share with others? Register then upload the video…Share it with others.
- Facebook: Register… Fill out your profile… Search and add old and current friends, add application you like to your profile.
- Digg: liked a topic on the Internet? Cut and paste the link on dig website… People will vote for your article if they liked it.
- Explain why we should use your website, what problem it solve ?
- Avoid going into unnecessary details in your website, such as registration and filling the form on the website and other boring details. This will make your audience feels boring and fall to sleep later on. Focus on the points that differentiate your site from other sites.
- Stay away from praising or criticizing the other website because it’s the audience who must judge them. Remember that the audience came to know about your site and the problems you are trying to solve.
- It is preferable to make the audience aware of the time and money that your have spent in building your website, website goals and any other information that you see it’s useful to be ware of. If there is any confidential information, it is your right to unveil.
- Avoid talking about the website future, because if the audiences are not convinced of what you have now they will not care for your future plans.
- If you’ve been asked a question that you don’t know the answer for it, there is a lot of different ways to deal with such a thing, try to google how to deal with tricky questions.
- Visit the location before enough time to get used to the place and to make sure that everything is ready (projectors, computer cables……etc) don’t leave anything for coincidence.
All the best



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