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4 Common Sense Social Media Tips for PR and Marketing Pros

Friday, January 29, 2010

Fortunately for all of us, not everything is new and unfamiliar. From promotional videos, how-tos, and testimonials to commercials and interviews with company officials, you’ll find dozens of opportunities to get your customers to pay much more attention to what you have to say ( Here are 2 recent posts the may be helpful as you explore the possibilities : 10 Ways to Win with Online Video and 6 Secrets to Making Online Video Work for Small Business ) Yes, you can apply the best of traditional public relations practices to the new world of social media Guest post

Engagement and Recall: The Power of Storytelling in Presentations

Presentation Blog - Presentation Advisors

Monday, December 7, 2009

Like insurance, we all love it when it covers us in an accident, but are annoyed to pay the bill otherwise. Not necessarily a real-life testimonial, either. One of the key components of an effective presentation is the inclusion of a story. Storytelling (sometimes called "Digital Storytelling" when using PowerPoint or Keynote) can have a profound effect on an audience, removing them from the classroom, boardroom, or auditorium and taking them on a journey, as I mentioned in a previous post .

Content vs. Sizzle in your PowerPoint presentation

Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Most of us have seen the presentations where the presenter has obviously spent hours getting just the right animation effect for the flying text or spinning clip art. We walk away without a clue of what they wanted us to remember because the “fancy stuff” was distracting. Use audio or video only when it is more powerful, such as for testimonials. This recent article in The Onion is a funny take on how too many presenters focus on the wrong area when developing their presentation (the article is at [link] and remember that The Onion is a site that creates humorous fictitious news items).

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Charli Jane Speaker Services: 5 Ways You Benefit When Speaking

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How to Start Speaking at Events | chrisbrogan.com

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Friday, May 1, 2009

Next to last, but vital are testimonials, which give others the chance to brag about you. definitely think that that in particular Rocks your page (in addition to some of the testimonials). Keep edumacatin us youngins :-) Pamela Weir Chris, This is a very timely post. chrisbrogan.com Home About Speaking Rockstars Newsletters Contact Best Of How to Start Speaking at Events December 8, 2008 · Comments One day, I wasn’t a speaker at conferences, and then I was.

Ten Tips for Launching Your Public Speaking Career

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Friday, May 1, 2009

Marketing Through Speaking Engagements - Nolo's Legal Marketing Blawg

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Friday, May 1, 2009

Nolos Legal Marketing Blawg Published by Home Website Practice Areas Contact Us « Previous | Home | Next » Jan 14, 2009 Marketing Through Speaking Engagements Virtually every guide on marketing a law firm recommends speaking engagements as an effective way to generate clients. And if yourespeaking at a hosted event, see if the sponsor will allow you tocirculate an evaluation