Articles to Improve Your Skills
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Perfecting Your Phone Meetings
Staying in Touch Through Phone Meetings As your business grows and your client base expands, you’re probably finding it challenging to meet with everyone face-to-face. How do you maintain the same level of intimacy and customer service in a world that’s becoming increasingly virtual?
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How to Create a Slide Presentation that Wows Your Audience
PowerPoint Tips: Presentations Don’t Have To Be Awful Using a PowerPoint presentation or one created with Google Slides to convey your message is a great way to enhance your presentation with visuals. Do you dread sitting through a presentation that uses PowerPoint or Google Slides because they’ve been used in the same way so many…
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5 Tips To Improve Your Speaking on Camera
Performance Anxiety Got Your Tongue? Being able to speak with confidence in front of the camera and set aside your performance anxiety isn’t something that comes naturally to most people. Even the most experienced speakers can feel nervous in front of the camera.
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6 Ways You’re Messing Up Your Sales Pitch
A Great Sales Pitch Starts with Effective Communication A good sales pitch can be used almost anywhere: in business presentations, at conferences and networking events, on the telephone, or even over coffee with a friend. That’s because a strong sales pitch isn’t really about making a sale for you; it’s about you solving a problem…
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Collecting Presentation Feedback to Improve Your Skills
Why Is Getting Presentation Feedback So Important? Collecting presentation feedback is probably low on your list of priorities, especially if you’re terrified of public speaking and not making a fool of yourself in front of a group of people is your biggest concern. But having some sort of response system in place so your audience…
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Presentation Contingency Plans: When Plan ‘A’ Doesn’t Pan Out
Presentation Disasters Happen All The Time There’s an old saying that goes: “The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” Translation: I don’t care who you are or how much planning you’ve put into something, stuff goes wrong. That goes for presentations, too. Presentation disasters happen every day.