10 tips for presenting comms results - Kademy - chunk 16

graphs are also effective and still much better than raw numbers. 7. Don’t make a lot of noise If you have data that’s weak or invalid, don’t include it. If you have good data that doesn’t relate to the elements you identified in number 1 above, don’t include it. Stay focused! If you need help prioritizing or just want someone to check your assumptions, don’t be scared to seek out a statistician or someone else with better numeracy than you. 8. Make it simple Quantitative data can be simplified with visuals and percentages.