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The unbreakable rules of marketing…webinars

The goal wasn’t to write yet another “apply this book to webinars” post. But then I got inspired by my friend Cathey Armillas (whom I was helping recently with a virtual presentation). I trust you’ll be inspired, too. Cathey’s book, The Unbreakable Rules of Marketing:

Posted in Delivery

Verbal body language: 5 strategies for guiding online attendees to better experiences

When you’re presenting or training online in a webinar, webcast, or virtual classroom setting, some participants may be entirely comfortable in “getting around in the new room.” Others will not find the experience to be second nature. When you learn to better guide

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6 ideas for applying “Made to Stick” in virtual presentations

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posted on March 16, 2013September 27, 2013
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In Made to Stick, Chip and Dan Heath make a compelling case for six key qualities of sticky messages. Since webinars, webcasts, and virtual classrooms are “rooms” where distraction is but one click away, besides using various techniques for getting and keeping attention, it’s

Posted in Business, Delivery

Think you’re not a “virtual presenter?” Must. See. This.

Even if your primary modality is presenting for in-person audiences, this will blow your mind. Even for those who are quite aware that mobile devices are outselling PCs, this will blow your mind. Whether you use SlideKlowd or your favorite web conferencing or webcasting solution that accommodates

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5 strategies for avoiding biorrhea

I hope you are a little shocked that I’d write “biorrhea” in a blog post. But you also instantly get what I mean. Speaker bios are notoriously over-engineered. Worse, some online audiences are less tolerant than offline audiences (notably those waiting for a thought leader to take