TheVP – Page 80 – The Virtual Presenter

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1080 Group whitepaper wins Reader’s Choice vote

TheVP
posted on January 9, 2009February 27, 2014
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Time to be proud! And very thankful. I have learned that a whitepaper that I wrote for Citrix Online (the GoToMeeting/Webinar wizards) was voted “Best Download of 2008” by the readers of TrainingZone UK. If you want to read Five Keys to Getting Started with Online Training, please

Posted in 2009 Appearances, Business, Strategy

Using competitive intelligence to spot risks and opportunities

TheVP
posted on January 8, 2009December 1, 2011
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In every company I’ve worked for I’ve always ended one of the go-to dudes for competitive intelligence, officially or unofficially. The reason is simple, really. I love CI, and it’s critical to figuring out price/package/position and all that. And helping others think about

Posted in Ask, Content, Strategy

Do you replay your webinars?

TheVP
posted on January 8, 2009December 1, 2011
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Jeff asks a simple but excellent question via LinkedIn: Do you replay your webinars? Jeff, The good news is that webinars are easy to record, and those recordings are really useful in many situations. But consider a couple trade-offs. The BEST live webinars involve a lot of interactivity, a lot

Posted in 2009 Appearances, Strategy

Webinar on green conferencing

TheVP
posted on January 7, 2009December 1, 2011
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This one will be a little different from my usual gig… a bona fide green expert will tackle the green subject, while I’m presenting the practical/tactical part… I’ll see you at Green Conferencing: Save Money, Increase Revenue, Cut Carbon on January

Posted in 2009 Appearances, Business

Training ROI webinar

TheVP
posted on January 6, 2009December 1, 2011
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Okay, it’s close to a resolution. Close. Last year I only sporadically posted links to the web seminars (uh, webinars or webcasts) where I presented and focused on some of the exceptions (such as the couple times I spoke for the American Marketing Association). But no more. I am