presentation planning – Page 2 – The Virtual Presenter

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Another way to start late (and get by with it)…and one that doesn’t work

TheVP
posted on March 26, 2010December 1, 2011
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Last year’s research into online presentation best practices shows that people hate it when you start a webinar late. To be fair, sometimes crap happens. And to be doubly fair, I acknowledge that two minutes late doesn’t seem like much when you’re in person. And a confession:

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How long should a webinar be?

TheVP
posted on March 12, 2010December 1, 2011
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I was recently watching a TED video and the thing I found most interesting for once wasn’t the video itself…it was a comment below the video where a viewer rated the presenter as “long winded.” And this was a 17 minute video. My first response is to quote a line from

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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?