Presentation Planning – Page 4 – The Virtual Presenter

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Last chance to share and learn

TheVP
posted on February 23, 2010December 1, 2011
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If you’re curious about how to promote and deliver engaging webinars, this short survey is for you. Why? The research we’re conducting will be turned into a practical set of best practices…and you’ll have a chance get a pre-release copy of the report. It should only take

Curious about how to promote and deliver effective webinars?

TheVP
posted on February 2, 2010December 1, 2011
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1080 Group has partnered with my friend Bob Hanson at QLM Marketing to conduct an independent study on the success factors for webinars. To get a pre-release copy of the report, participate in the survey. It should take you about 5

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Webinar mistake: not walking in the invitees’ shoes

TheVP
posted on January 22, 2010December 1, 2011
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Imagine you’re an event planner…the traditional, terrestrial kind. Would you consider hosting a trade show booth, networking luncheon, cocktail reception, or seminar at a hotel somewhere without considering all the details, tangible and intangible, that are part of the experience?

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Three ways to plan for the unplannable in your virtual presentation

TheVP
posted on January 19, 2010December 1, 2011
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A friend of mine has an automobile that, despite being only a year and half old, has been in the shop an unacceptable number of times. We just expect things like that to work (it’s not an old clunker, after all), but the reality is that life has a way of dealing a bum card

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Tip: knowing your audience better

TheVP
posted on January 18, 2010December 1, 2011
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In a recent webinar I was touching on the value of tapping into the audience’s own motivations to have your best shot at getting them to respond to an invitation, and Roger H. asked a good next-level question: “What do you find most beneficial, formal surveys or Q&As with the future