Today’s guest post comes from friend and killer presentation designer Matthew Dyer in Columbus, OH. Catch him at http://flavors.me/mttwdyr or @mttwdyr on Twitter. It wasn’t that long ago that secret, encrypted codes were only found in movie plots. Whether you were looking for Jack
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In a recent webinar, Shelly H. asked, “How much time should you leave for Q&A session at the end of a webinar?” Shelly, I love the question for one big reason: You’re thinking about interacting with your audience! I think it depends on the nature of the presentation and
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Editor’s Note: Today’s guest post is from Maranda Gibson, the AccuConference socialite, blogger, and writer. If you appreciate people who keep the ‘social’ in social media as I do, you may appreciate connecting with her where we met…on Twitter (@accuconference).
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Let’s make an assumption: you aspire to excellence, to affect change, to take a mundane topic and inject a healthy dose of aha! into your audience’s lifeblood. Awesome! Me too! But… As the saying goes, Sometimes the enemy of the best is the good. Whatever it is…employee on
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As 1080 Group faithful know, we focus largely on behavioral (rather than technical) analysis, but sometimes something…or someone…comes along that takes a techie thing and tells a story. Enter Robb Cason and a little backstory. I met Robb in 1999 when I walked to the (very empty) end of the 6th