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Join Jane as she takes you on a journey to build your custom step-by-step roadmap to take your virtual speaking program to the next level. The post Creating Your Virtual Speaking Roadmap with Jane Atkinson appeared first on Jane Atkinson. MORE
Manner of Speaking has a new logo. For a website devoted to public speaking and presentation skills, there were many designs I could have chosen. A microphone or lectern or speech bubble were some of the obvious ones. MORE
Have you noticed all the ocean analogies lately? Maybe it’s because I’m in St. Lucia this week but … Change today, the podcaster said, is like a drop of blue dye in the ocean. Not even noticeable. And, like the ocean, we are not separated droplets… More, from Seth Godin’s blog today: the ocean is made of drops, too many to count. But it all starts with a drop. Which got me thinking about how one tiny drop of a change can yield BIG results. MORE
Tune in to hear Tamsen Webster share her Red Thread Method and learn how to create an idea worth sharing to make your speech unforgettable! The post Creating an Idea Worth Sharing with Tamsen Webster appeared first on Jane Atkinson. MORE
Have you noticed presentations getting shorter? I have! Because speakers are onscreen, sitting at desks, or on the couch, or in the kitchen while we're presenting, it's much easier to switch speakers quickly at online conferences and summits. MORE
Like my brother and me, Guy Fawkes went to St Peter's School York , as too did quite a lot of the other gunpowder plotters. When we were there, this was used as an excuse for not allowing us anywhere near a bonfire or fireworks, on the grounds that it was regarded as "bad form" to burn an old Peterite. Many years and many headmasters later, the policy has been changed rather dramatically. MORE
After 8 months of remote work, most of us have accepted virtual communication as our new reality. We’ve become more tolerant of distracting backgrounds, noisy environments, and awkward camera angles. We’ve trudged through company-wide meetings, marketing presentations, and digital events. MORE
Sponsors and exhibitors! You are boring your buyers to death!! This week I watched eight sponsors totally waste their organization’s money by presenting their product/service/themselves in the worst possible way. Each: #1. started by introducing him/herself (even though credentials were shown under their video). #2. used a deck filled with slides with too many words, boring photos, and nothing that told a compelling story. #3. MORE
Many people claim to be experts at something they are simply not good at. Despite this, they can claim to be exceptionally good at the task. This includes not just people boasting about something to gain attention or praise, but people who believe to be competent when they are not. MORE
QR codes have been around even before major internet platforms were even born. Before Google Search, Facebook or responsive UI designs taking the Internet by storm, the QR code was being used for high-speed component scanning during vehicle manufacturing. MORE
A key marketing strategy for any business, speaking businesses included, is building a list of qualified prospects that you can market to and nurture from prospect to customer. This month’s #SpeakerSuccessTip is focused on rethinking your strategy for list building. MORE
Is your email marketing creating business for you? Join me to hear Nathan Littleton share his proven formula to ensure your emails get opened and clicked through! The post The Email Marketing Blueprint for Speakers with Nathan Littleton appeared first on Jane Atkinson. MORE
Did you know that displaying consistent branding across different sales platforms can increase revenue by up to 33% ? That’s a good pocket of growth. But it’s hard to tap into without a systemized approach. Enter brand management. What is Brand Management? MORE
Have you ever been to or watched a horse race? To keep the horses focused and away from distractions, they put blinders on them to keep them looking straight ahead at the finish line. I feel as though 2020 has been the “year of the distraction.” Between the pandemic, the U.S. MORE
Book Writers, you do not have to pay several thousand dollars to get your book published by a vanity press or vanity publisher. Trust me. I’ve self-published 20+ books, and it hasn’t cost me a cent to make my books … Continue reading → MORE
A Motivational Tale that Reflects Your Key Message 2. Propel the Audience into Action with a Powerful Quote 3. A Surprise Fact or Statistic 4. A Rhetorical Question 5. Inspire with a Powerful Visual 6. A Running Clock 7. Wind Up with a Summary 8. Finish It With a Call to Action (CTA) 9. […]. MORE
“They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” – Carl W. Buechner You might have come across various presentations where the presenters would have delivered the speech so effortlessly, compelling you to think – “Is speaking in front of the mass audience a child’s play?” Well, it’s […]. The post Do’s and Don’ts of Conquering the Public Speaking Fear appeared first on SketchBubble Official Blog. Presentation Tips MORE
Tune in to hear Personal Branding Coach, Candis Hickman share how to find the intersection between personal growth and personal branding. . The post Becoming Known via Your Personal Brand with Candis Hickman appeared first on Jane Atkinson. MORE
You’ve swiped right to let them know you’re interested. Now what will you write that is authentic yet clever, friendly but not desperate sounding, and likely to motivate a positive response? That first impression you make will likely determine if there is even going to be a relationship. Prospecting for new business is the same! As my friend and UK wedding consultant, Kelly Mortimer says, the secret to conversion is in the open, not the close. MORE
Let’s imagine Covid is in our rearview mirror and you are standing in front of your ideal audience – a live audience (yahoo!). You have them at “hello” and you rock your talk all the way through to closing. Your stories are eloquent and your style conversational. MORE
The wonder of it all! When I was a kid living on Long Island, my parents took me to the Worlds Fair in Queens, NY. Bell Systems had this Jetson type futuristic phone – the picturephone! – where you could actually talk and SEE the caller. It freaked me out but my parents assured me that future was very far away. And it was. Until late February. It wasn’t that we didn’t have the modern technology to communicate virtually. We just didn’t have the desire. Or need. Or both. MORE
The complexity and requirements of a thesis or dissertation can vary according to the university, program or even country you are studying in. MORE
This post is part of a series on rhetorical devices. For other posts in the series, please click this link. For a comprehensive, step-by-step overview of how to write a speech outline, please see this post. Device : Antanagoge (pronounced an-tana-goji). Origin : From the Greek ?????????? MORE
Manner of Speaking
NOVEMBER 15, 2020
Manner of Speaking has a new logo. For a website devoted to public speaking and presentation skills, there were many designs I could have chosen. A microphone or lectern or speech bubble were some of the obvious ones.
Speak Schmeak
NOVEMBER 5, 2020
Have you noticed presentations getting shorter? I have! Because speakers are onscreen, sitting at desks, or on the couch, or in the kitchen while we're presenting, it's much easier to switch speakers quickly at online conferences and summits.
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Speaker Launcher
NOVEMBER 19, 2020
Tune in to hear Tamsen Webster share her Red Thread Method and learn how to create an idea worth sharing to make your speech unforgettable! The post Creating an Idea Worth Sharing with Tamsen Webster appeared first on Jane Atkinson.
Six-Figure Freelancer Blog
NOVEMBER 8, 2020
Book Writers, you do not have to pay several thousand dollars to get your book published by a vanity press or vanity publisher. Trust me. I’ve self-published 20+ books, and it hasn’t cost me a cent to make my books … Continue reading →
SlideModel
NOVEMBER 4, 2020
Many people claim to be experts at something they are simply not good at. Despite this, they can claim to be exceptionally good at the task. This includes not just people boasting about something to gain attention or praise, but people who believe to be competent when they are not.
SketchBubble
NOVEMBER 27, 2020
A Motivational Tale that Reflects Your Key Message 2. Propel the Audience into Action with a Powerful Quote 3. A Surprise Fact or Statistic 4. A Rhetorical Question 5. Inspire with a Powerful Visual 6. A Running Clock 7. Wind Up with a Summary 8. Finish It With a Call to Action (CTA) 9. […].
Manner of Speaking
NOVEMBER 1, 2020
This post is part of a series on rhetorical devices. For other posts in the series, please click this link. For a comprehensive, step-by-step overview of how to write a speech outline, please see this post. Device : Antanagoge (pronounced an-tana-goji). Origin : From the Greek ??????????
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Speaker Launcher
NOVEMBER 26, 2020
Join Jane as she takes you on a journey to build your custom step-by-step roadmap to take your virtual speaking program to the next level. The post Creating Your Virtual Speaking Roadmap with Jane Atkinson appeared first on Jane Atkinson.
Six-Figure Freelancer Blog
NOVEMBER 8, 2020
I am giving away PDFs of my two novels, one which is available now, and the other which should be available by mid-December. How to get them at the end of this post. Available now: Geri: A Post-Pandemic LGBTQ+ Novel … Continue reading →
SlideModel
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
QR codes have been around even before major internet platforms were even born. Before Google Search, Facebook or responsive UI designs taking the Internet by storm, the QR code was being used for high-speed component scanning during vehicle manufacturing.
SketchBubble
NOVEMBER 5, 2020
“They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” – Carl W. Buechner You might have come across various presentations where the presenters would have delivered the speech so effortlessly, compelling you to think – “Is speaking in front of the mass audience a child’s play?” Well, it’s […]. The post Do’s and Don’ts of Conquering the Public Speaking Fear appeared first on SketchBubble Official Blog. Presentation Tips
Max Atkinson
NOVEMBER 5, 2020
Like my brother and me, Guy Fawkes went to St Peter's School York , as too did quite a lot of the other gunpowder plotters. When we were there, this was used as an excuse for not allowing us anywhere near a bonfire or fireworks, on the grounds that it was regarded as "bad form" to burn an old Peterite. Many years and many headmasters later, the policy has been changed rather dramatically.
SpeakerSue Says...
NOVEMBER 20, 2020
Have you noticed all the ocean analogies lately? Maybe it’s because I’m in St. Lucia this week but … Change today, the podcaster said, is like a drop of blue dye in the ocean. Not even noticeable. And, like the ocean, we are not separated droplets… More, from Seth Godin’s blog today: the ocean is made of drops, too many to count. But it all starts with a drop. Which got me thinking about how one tiny drop of a change can yield BIG results.
Speaker Launcher
NOVEMBER 12, 2020
Tune in to hear Personal Branding Coach, Candis Hickman share how to find the intersection between personal growth and personal branding. . The post Becoming Known via Your Personal Brand with Candis Hickman appeared first on Jane Atkinson.
Duarte Blog
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
After 8 months of remote work, most of us have accepted virtual communication as our new reality. We’ve become more tolerant of distracting backgrounds, noisy environments, and awkward camera angles. We’ve trudged through company-wide meetings, marketing presentations, and digital events.
SlideModel
NOVEMBER 27, 2020
The complexity and requirements of a thesis or dissertation can vary according to the university, program or even country you are studying in.
Speaker Launcher
NOVEMBER 5, 2020
Is your email marketing creating business for you? Join me to hear Nathan Littleton share his proven formula to ensure your emails get opened and clicked through! The post The Email Marketing Blueprint for Speakers with Nathan Littleton appeared first on Jane Atkinson.
Speaker Launcher
NOVEMBER 24, 2020
A key marketing strategy for any business, speaking businesses included, is building a list of qualified prospects that you can market to and nurture from prospect to customer. This month’s #SpeakerSuccessTip is focused on rethinking your strategy for list building.
Speaker Launcher
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
Let’s imagine Covid is in our rearview mirror and you are standing in front of your ideal audience – a live audience (yahoo!). You have them at “hello” and you rock your talk all the way through to closing. Your stories are eloquent and your style conversational.
SlideModel
NOVEMBER 5, 2020
Did you know that displaying consistent branding across different sales platforms can increase revenue by up to 33% ? That’s a good pocket of growth. But it’s hard to tap into without a systemized approach. Enter brand management. What is Brand Management?
Speaker Launcher
NOVEMBER 3, 2020
Have you ever been to or watched a horse race? To keep the horses focused and away from distractions, they put blinders on them to keep them looking straight ahead at the finish line. I feel as though 2020 has been the “year of the distraction.” Between the pandemic, the U.S.
SpeakerSue Says...
NOVEMBER 27, 2020
Sponsors and exhibitors! You are boring your buyers to death!! This week I watched eight sponsors totally waste their organization’s money by presenting their product/service/themselves in the worst possible way. Each: #1. started by introducing him/herself (even though credentials were shown under their video). #2. used a deck filled with slides with too many words, boring photos, and nothing that told a compelling story. #3.
SpeakerSue Says...
NOVEMBER 13, 2020
You’ve swiped right to let them know you’re interested. Now what will you write that is authentic yet clever, friendly but not desperate sounding, and likely to motivate a positive response? That first impression you make will likely determine if there is even going to be a relationship. Prospecting for new business is the same! As my friend and UK wedding consultant, Kelly Mortimer says, the secret to conversion is in the open, not the close.
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