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Most Recent Post Speaker Product Development Speaking Business Strategy copyright IP protection protecting your brand trademarkLast week I said to my husband “I have an idea of what we should do with our backyard.” ” I laid it all out to him (gazebo, conversation furniture, fire table, etc.) and he liked it. Then I told my friend Lydia about my idea. She laughed. I said, “why are you laughing? Was this […]. MORE
If you really want to be remembered, consider trademark clothing, i.e., you are known for wearing funny ties, glasses, hats, etc. Fun presenters can wear fun clothing but within the limits of your industry. I'm not going to pretend to be Mr. Clothes Horse (I've been accused of looking too corporate), but I will offer a few tips that should help you out. When presenting, don't wear clothes that are uncomfortable even if they look great. MORE
She wore a trademark pin-striped suit of gray with her hair neatly secured in a bun at […]. The speaker had 10 minutes to discuss how staying active by getting involved in music, dance and drama could take years off our lives and help people to be happier, more engaged with our world, and more spontaneous. The post How to Build a Unique Style into your Presentation appeared first on SketchBubble Official Blog. Presentation Tips MORE
Two legends in public speaking, Patricia Fripp and Alan Weiss, speak together and bill themselves as the Odd Couple , and they have registered Odd Couple as a trademark. They offer marketing workshops, pairing their complementary skills for even greater effect and revenue. Pairing up with another speaker can offer you a personal challenge, by helping you stretch yourself in new ways. MORE
It''s a rhythmic and mesmerizing piece, her trademark speaking style. They ranged in age from 12 to 25 when they gave these famous speeches, but each of these young women had enough impact to make it into The Eloquent Woman Index of Famous Speeches by Women. From causes like education and the environment to personal revelations and skilled storytelling, these young women are speakers to watch. MORE
One of Detective Columbo's trademarks is that he would start to leave and when he was almost out the door he would stop and say, "Oh. Do you remember the soft-spoken, cigar smoking detective on the hit TV series "Columbo?" Most people do because the show is still in reruns all over the world and once in a while a new episode comes out. Just one more thing." The same technique can be used by speakers (without the cigar). MORE
VOGUE's trademark Anna Wintour gets the ax. After what the world has been through with the economy, this is no country for the smug. But, at least in their branding, both McKinsey and Company and VOGUE seem to hold on to that persona. MORE
When he was at the height of his media influence, that hairstyle served as a powerful trademark. The crowd is fickle. That's what Shakespeare's history plays depict. So, it's no surprise that VANITY FAIR publisher Graydon Carter should be viewed in a harsher light now that the Conde Nast empire seems to be crumbling. Take his flip do. MORE
The article on Dobbs in NYO also notes that ratings are down for Anderson Cooper whose earnest persona became his trademark. The rating plunge for "Lou Dobbs Tonight" is 29% overall and 27% in the prized 25 -to-54 demographic. And media trend watchers are asking why. The best explanation might be from Ken Auletta who has chronicled the rise and decline of network television. MORE
Her trademark laugh arose during her early comedy club gigs, as a sign of nerves that she couldn't suppress. Phyllis Diller used to joke that she had had so much plastic surgery that God wouldn't recognize her at the pearly gates. The groundbreaking female comic never met a nip and tuck she didn't like, but surely she would've been known in heaven as on earth for her wicked drawling jokes and her cackle of a laugh. And that's just the way she wanted it. MORE
The Oprah trademark is the talk show. In his NEW YORK Magazine article on this reality, Robert Kolker raises the question of the future of the Oprah phenomenon after the show ends in 2011. Oprah Oprah the person is supposed to move on to the Discovery cable channel. But can she, without her talk show? Yet, to preserve that talk-show identity could be professional death. MORE
The DNA of celebrity status is that unique trademark. But what it giveth - great fame - it can also taketh away - second acts. Just consider how difficult it has become for Harrison Ford, earnest adventure man, to find quality roles which allow him to thrive as an older actor. Sally Field, lightweight literally as "The Flying Nun," had a rough time getting a shot at a serious role such as "Places in the Heart." MORE
Yes, BU has trademarked it. The fundamental of marketing is to identify and figure out how to appeal to the mindset of the target market. The language is especially important. MORE
" However, there could be a royal (pun intended) legal row over the issue if the term "Sussex Royal" can be considered a trademark. International lawyers will probably agree with Meghan/Harry: No one owns the term "royal." But, the odds are that likely Meghan/Harry are not into the linguistics or legalities of their high-profile renunciation of what could be thought of as Meghan/Harry 1.0. Meghan/Harry 2.0 could be construed as totally business. MORE
But we can all probably think of a few trademarks that would do well with a little less order and a little more good-natured chaos. Click the image to view entire guide. Pretty surreal, huh? This is the official Nickelodeon logo guide from the ’90s, designed to keep one of the most versatile symbols in television history on track. MORE
1912: Mother Jones speaks to striking West Virginia miners in her trademark "hell-raiser" style, giving voice to their working conditions. When you have a treasure trove as large as The Eloquent Woman Index of Famous Women''s Speeches , you can use it as a lens on the topic of women and public speaking. MORE
His humor has become somewhat of a trademark for him and he’s proud of this new development. For the last six months I’ve been working with an accountant in our Executive Immersion program. As his coach, I’ve helped him polish his presentation skills, strengthen his image, project personal presence and build self-confidence. Most recently I helped him prepare for an internal presentation he was giving to five hundred division managers. Today I received his email report card. “My MORE
A subdued Sarah Palin, with her hair down and no trademark twang in her recitation, spoke for about eight minutes. No, it wasn't a Checker's speech. But it is unlikely to provide the platform on which she can rebuilt her political career. The nation is in a reflective mood. We are re-thinking just about everything from the rights of the mentally unstable to the degree of openness in a society. I have been there before. MORE
SEPTEMBER 16, 2011
Here's what I think you can learn from this famous speech: Her trademark shtick was mentioned, but put aside for the night: Right at the start, Ball refers to crying at some of the tributes, then points to her fake eyelashes and jokes about not wanting them to run down her face. Glamorous movie starlet. Studio owner. She was all of those, but Lucille Ball will always be remembered for her zany, physical comedy on the "I Love Lucy" show. MORE
With some companies, such a violation of a trademarked brand might result in a lawsuit, or at least, a frosty cease-and-desist letter. On @DoleTreats, Dole's Vice President and Division General Counsel Richard Jacobs manages a potential legal problem with humor and grace. And, does it right there online, not the courtroom. One small step for Dole. One giant step in tort reform. Here , read all about it, third tweet from the top. MORE
PowerPoint® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Inc. Here is the press release that will be going out that summarizes the results from the recent survey. More detailed results and analysis will be available next week. Mississauga, Ontario September 19, 2011 For immediate release The most annoying thing a presenter can do is read their slides to the audience. This is the conclusion of the recent survey of over 600 audience members by author and consultant Dave Paradi. MORE
Anna Wintour strategically kept to her helmet hairdo as her trademark. When R.J. Cutler made the documentary about VOGUE, it was another time. His film "The September Issue" will be in movie theatres August 28th. It chronicles a time when the all-important September edition, which is equivalent in retail to Black Friday, weighed 5 pounds, most of that pricey ads. That was the September 2007 issue. MORE
Admitted to practice in both California and New York, her IP focus is on copyrights, trademarks, internet, and publishing law. Check out this video of Attorney Francine Denise Ward's interview on View From the Bay, dealing with Social Media legal issues that can land you in court. A 1989 graduate of Georgetown University Law Center, Francine Denise Ward earned her undergraduate degree in 1986 from the City University of New York Hunter College. MORE
Register for Free Presentation Skills Tips Power Presentations is a registered trademark of Peter Urs Bender. George Torok is registered to use this trademark. Power Presentations Tip 13 "What time should I finish?" Know the answer to this question before you begin your presentation. And be prepared to cut it short because things change. Before you present to a group always know how long you have been allotted to speak. MORE
It had been registered as a global trademark, complete with a well-done website. Like the umbrella Oreo brand, under that trademark would be myriad products. Many entrepreneurs have early setbacks. So, hustlers Harry and Meghan should not be taken aback by this derailment of one of their key initiatives. It is reported, notes the Daily Mail , that Queen Elizabeth has banned the couple's use of the "Sussex Royal' brand. MORE
Twists were his trademark, as he would tease us in the beginning, then hawk a product or two before telling us ".the Guess who's cool again? Or, perhaps for much of today's generation, cool for the first time, at least for a day or so? Yes, none other than the venerable orator/preacher/radio personality Paul Harvey. MORE
And what’s your “trademark&# gesture — the one gesture you can become famous for? Sarah Palin writes notes on hers. Bill Clinton is famous for the modified fist with the softened thumbs up gesture. TV pundits vary their hand gestures for emphasis and interest. What do you do with your hands during a presentation? For the past year, I’ve seen an alarming trend in presentation hand-gestures — especially by young men during technical presentations. MORE
Uncategorized christian money changer prayer tim tebow trademarks ‘Tebowing MORE
Well, you will want to at least know this: Boston University trademarked @fckitwontcutit. Marketers are working 12 to 14 hours a day. After all, the C-suite can't go out there and wine and dine prospects or, as the saying goes, rent a booth at a beauty show. MORE
If you really want to be remembered, consider trademark clothing, i.e., you are known for wearing funny ties, glasses, hats, etc. Fun presenters can wear fun clothing but within the limits of your industry. I'm not going to pretend to be Mr. Clothes Horse (I've been accused of looking too corporate), but I will offer a few tips that should help you out. When presenting, don't wear clothes that are uncomfortable even if they look great. MORE
Whether Meghan is right about the legalities will have to be determined by global trademark lawyers. Queen Elizabeth, forever head of The Firm, announced that the rogue team Meghan/Harry couldn't use Sussex Royal branding because they will no longer be royalty. The financial types weighed in and calculated not using the brand will cost the two entrepreneurial types plenty. For instance, they had branded their website as an extension of their royalty. MORE
Patent and Trademark Office. Only 1 to 2% of patents ever get litigated. But, the topic is a critical one for startups. And, in one way or another, more of the client base for professional services are startups. Those kinds of services range from my field of marketing/advocacy communications to public relations. So, we should all have down cold some of the recent facts about patent litigation. The good news is that PWC has published a comprehensive study on the developments. MORE
Tony Robbins, World Renowned Motivational Speaker, displaying his trademark energy. I know, you've seen this guy on the many infomercials he's hosted on TV, at all hours of the day and night. He made one point to me on an old tape of his that has always stuck with me. That is the quality of your life is related to the quality of the energy your body has. Low energy, unexciting life, high energy, the sky's the limit. How does a speaker stay at the high energy level that audiences expect? MORE
The trademark-rights suit contends, reports Reuters , that Huffington Post's new site "Parentlode" is too similar to its three-year-old successful blog "Motherlode." THE NEW YORK TIMES, after first issuing a cease-and-desist order , is suing Huffington Post. MORE
How to Adapt to Changing Time Constraints The worstpresentation sin is to waste time. Imagine thissituation. You prepared a 45 minute presentation because that's what you weretold to deliver. You arrive at the meeting ready to speak and the chair informsyou that your time has been cut to 30 minutes. What can you do? Charlie Sheen mightcurse, stamp his feet, raise a fist and yell, "Do you know who I am? Iinsist on my time." That's probably notwhat you should do. MORE
And what's your "trademark" gesture -- the one gesture you can become famous for? Sarah Palin writes notes on hers. Bill Clinton is famous for the modified fist with the softened thumbs up gesture. TV pundits vary their hand gestures for emphasis and interest. What do you do with your hands during a presentation? For the past year, I've seen an alarming trend in presentation hand-gestures -- especially by young men during technical presentations. MORE
One woman I coached needed to just tone down her trademark mega-gush. It was in the 1980s, the era of Ronald Reagan and Bo Jackson, that everything became performance art. That's what Michael Weinreb seems to be saying in his book BIGGER THAN THE GAME. Until then, only the very shrewd such as Counterculture figure Jerry Rubin understood that marketing was theatre. In fact, what was understated could constitute premium branding. MORE
Her trademark style remains intact for this speech, where she begins by saying the Renunciamiento comes from "a dialogue between my heart and the people." (Editor's note: For Women's History Month, our Famous Speech Fridays will focus on historic famous speeches by women. Freelance writer Becky Ham contributed this one.) Eva Duarte de Perón's most famous speech wasn't made on a balcony, despite what you might have learned on Broadway. MORE
Y speech , Phyllis Diller served up her trademark drawl and cackling laugh just as she did in her comedy routines. Some speeches just seem to sing. The sounds of words and the sounds of silences carry as much content as the words themselves. The speakers remember that oratory carries a long tradition of musicality and performance. At The Eloquent Woman, we call this "vocal verve," and we''ve picked out seven speeches from The Eloquent Woman Index that show off this quality. MORE
Susan Hayash (a graduate of The Master Class in Speechwriting) is working on the National Trademark Expo, held by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Dates: Fri Oct 14, 10am-6pm and Sat Oct 15, 10am-4pm. Location: USPTO Campus (near King Street Metro in Alexandria VA). To learn more about this free 2-day Expo (complete with family fun activities): www.uspto.gov/TMExpo MORE
PowerPoint® is a trademark of Microsoft, Inc., Where there is madness, Nancy Duarte finds method. This is how twenty years of sketches and infographic concepts became Diagrammer™ , a searchable taxonomy of over 4,000 PowerPoint®-ready diagrams, available for you to download for just 99 cents each. After more than twenty years of visualizing information for client presentations, Duarte designers had sketched thousands of concepts. MORE
1912: Mother Jones speaks to striking West Virginia miners in her trademark "hell-raiser" style, giving voice to their working conditions. When you have a treasure trove as large as The Eloquent Woman Index of Famous Women''s Speeches , you can use it as a lens on the topic of women and public speaking. MORE
Economy: Industries in Focus” (prepared by the Economics and Statistics Administration and the US Patent and Trademark Office ) is an outstanding resource. “Intellectual Property and the U.S. MORE
The Pomodoro Technique® is a registered trademark by Francesco Cirillo. Digital devices have helped us master one art in particular more than all others, procrastination! Many analysts are now arguing the strain on productivity that digital devices are causing. To boost productivity and to enhance the quality of work, it might be time to go Pomodoro®. MORE
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And what's your "trademark" gesture -- the one gesture you can become famous for? Sarah Palin writes notes on hers. Bill Clinton is famous for the modified fist with the softened thumbs up gesture. TV pundits vary their hand gestures for emphasis and interest. What do you do with your hands during a presentation? For the past year, I've seen an alarming trend in presentation hand-gestures -- especially by young men during technical presentations.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 27, 2010
The DNA of celebrity status is that unique trademark. But what it giveth - great fame - it can also taketh away - second acts. Just consider how difficult it has become for Harrison Ford, earnest adventure man, to find quality roles which allow him to thrive as an older actor. Sally Field, lightweight literally as "The Flying Nun," had a rough time getting a shot at a serious role such as "Places in the Heart."
Joan Detz Speaker Services
OCTOBER 13, 2011
Susan Hayash (a graduate of The Master Class in Speechwriting) is working on the National Trademark Expo, held by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Dates: Fri Oct 14, 10am-6pm and Sat Oct 15, 10am-4pm. Location: USPTO Campus (near King Street Metro in Alexandria VA). To learn more about this free 2-day Expo (complete with family fun activities): www.uspto.gov/TMExpo
More than PowerPoint...
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And what’s your “trademark&# gesture — the one gesture you can become famous for? Sarah Palin writes notes on hers. Bill Clinton is famous for the modified fist with the softened thumbs up gesture. TV pundits vary their hand gestures for emphasis and interest. What do you do with your hands during a presentation? For the past year, I’ve seen an alarming trend in presentation hand-gestures — especially by young men during technical presentations.
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AUGUST 14, 2020
Well, you will want to at least know this: Boston University trademarked @fckitwontcutit. Marketers are working 12 to 14 hours a day. After all, the C-suite can't go out there and wine and dine prospects or, as the saying goes, rent a booth at a beauty show.
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FEBRUARY 1, 2016
She wore a trademark pin-striped suit of gray with her hair neatly secured in a bun at […]. The speaker had 10 minutes to discuss how staying active by getting involved in music, dance and drama could take years off our lives and help people to be happier, more engaged with our world, and more spontaneous. The post How to Build a Unique Style into your Presentation appeared first on SketchBubble Official Blog. Presentation Tips
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JULY 20, 2012
Economy: Industries in Focus” (prepared by the Economics and Statistics Administration and the US Patent and Trademark Office ) is an outstanding resource. “Intellectual Property and the U.S.
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FEBRUARY 21, 2020
Whether Meghan is right about the legalities will have to be determined by global trademark lawyers. Queen Elizabeth, forever head of The Firm, announced that the rogue team Meghan/Harry couldn't use Sussex Royal branding because they will no longer be royalty. The financial types weighed in and calculated not using the brand will cost the two entrepreneurial types plenty. For instance, they had branded their website as an extension of their royalty.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 22, 2020
" However, there could be a royal (pun intended) legal row over the issue if the term "Sussex Royal" can be considered a trademark. International lawyers will probably agree with Meghan/Harry: No one owns the term "royal." But, the odds are that likely Meghan/Harry are not into the linguistics or legalities of their high-profile renunciation of what could be thought of as Meghan/Harry 1.0. Meghan/Harry 2.0 could be construed as totally business.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 23, 2009
When he was at the height of his media influence, that hairstyle served as a powerful trademark. The crowd is fickle. That's what Shakespeare's history plays depict. So, it's no surprise that VANITY FAIR publisher Graydon Carter should be viewed in a harsher light now that the Conde Nast empire seems to be crumbling. Take his flip do.
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JUNE 26, 2016
Patent and Trademark Office. Only 1 to 2% of patents ever get litigated. But, the topic is a critical one for startups. And, in one way or another, more of the client base for professional services are startups. Those kinds of services range from my field of marketing/advocacy communications to public relations. So, we should all have down cold some of the recent facts about patent litigation. The good news is that PWC has published a comprehensive study on the developments.
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FEBRUARY 19, 2010
Admitted to practice in both California and New York, her IP focus is on copyrights, trademarks, internet, and publishing law. Check out this video of Attorney Francine Denise Ward's interview on View From the Bay, dealing with Social Media legal issues that can land you in court. A 1989 graduate of Georgetown University Law Center, Francine Denise Ward earned her undergraduate degree in 1986 from the City University of New York Hunter College.
DeFinis Communications
MARCH 5, 2012
His humor has become somewhat of a trademark for him and he’s proud of this new development. For the last six months I’ve been working with an accountant in our Executive Immersion program. As his coach, I’ve helped him polish his presentation skills, strengthen his image, project personal presence and build self-confidence. Most recently I helped him prepare for an internal presentation he was giving to five hundred division managers. Today I received his email report card. “My
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
SEPTEMBER 19, 2011
PowerPoint® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Inc. Here is the press release that will be going out that summarizes the results from the recent survey. More detailed results and analysis will be available next week. Mississauga, Ontario September 19, 2011 For immediate release The most annoying thing a presenter can do is read their slides to the audience. This is the conclusion of the recent survey of over 600 audience members by author and consultant Dave Paradi.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 20, 2017
With some companies, such a violation of a trademarked brand might result in a lawsuit, or at least, a frosty cease-and-desist letter. On @DoleTreats, Dole's Vice President and Division General Counsel Richard Jacobs manages a potential legal problem with humor and grace. And, does it right there online, not the courtroom. One small step for Dole. One giant step in tort reform. Here , read all about it, third tweet from the top.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 20, 2009
VOGUE's trademark Anna Wintour gets the ax. After what the world has been through with the economy, this is no country for the smug. But, at least in their branding, both McKinsey and Company and VOGUE seem to hold on to that persona.
The Eloquent Woman
OCTOBER 17, 2014
It''s a rhythmic and mesmerizing piece, her trademark speaking style. They ranged in age from 12 to 25 when they gave these famous speeches, but each of these young women had enough impact to make it into The Eloquent Woman Index of Famous Speeches by Women. From causes like education and the environment to personal revelations and skilled storytelling, these young women are speakers to watch.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 26, 2010
One woman I coached needed to just tone down her trademark mega-gush. It was in the 1980s, the era of Ronald Reagan and Bo Jackson, that everything became performance art. That's what Michael Weinreb seems to be saying in his book BIGGER THAN THE GAME. Until then, only the very shrewd such as Counterculture figure Jerry Rubin understood that marketing was theatre. In fact, what was understated could constitute premium branding.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 7, 2011
The trademark-rights suit contends, reports Reuters , that Huffington Post's new site "Parentlode" is too similar to its three-year-old successful blog "Motherlode." THE NEW YORK TIMES, after first issuing a cease-and-desist order , is suing Huffington Post.
Great Public Speaking
APRIL 20, 2011
If you really want to be remembered, consider trademark clothing, i.e., you are known for wearing funny ties, glasses, hats, etc. Fun presenters can wear fun clothing but within the limits of your industry. I'm not going to pretend to be Mr. Clothes Horse (I've been accused of looking too corporate), but I will offer a few tips that should help you out. When presenting, don't wear clothes that are uncomfortable even if they look great.
SlideModel
OCTOBER 4, 2018
The Pomodoro Technique® is a registered trademark by Francesco Cirillo. Digital devices have helped us master one art in particular more than all others, procrastination! Many analysts are now arguing the strain on productivity that digital devices are causing. To boost productivity and to enhance the quality of work, it might be time to go Pomodoro®.
The Eloquent Woman
JANUARY 31, 2014
Y speech , Phyllis Diller served up her trademark drawl and cackling laugh just as she did in her comedy routines. Some speeches just seem to sing. The sounds of words and the sounds of silences carry as much content as the words themselves. The speakers remember that oratory carries a long tradition of musicality and performance. At The Eloquent Woman, we call this "vocal verve," and we''ve picked out seven speeches from The Eloquent Woman Index that show off this quality.
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Twists were his trademark, as he would tease us in the beginning, then hawk a product or two before telling us ".the Guess who's cool again? Or, perhaps for much of today's generation, cool for the first time, at least for a day or so? Yes, none other than the venerable orator/preacher/radio personality Paul Harvey.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 23, 2010
The Oprah trademark is the talk show. In his NEW YORK Magazine article on this reality, Robert Kolker raises the question of the future of the Oprah phenomenon after the show ends in 2011. Oprah Oprah the person is supposed to move on to the Discovery cable channel. But can she, without her talk show? Yet, to preserve that talk-show identity could be professional death.
Speaking Of...
FEBRUARY 27, 2010
Two legends in public speaking, Patricia Fripp and Alan Weiss, speak together and bill themselves as the Odd Couple , and they have registered Odd Couple as a trademark. They offer marketing workshops, pairing their complementary skills for even greater effect and revenue. Pairing up with another speaker can offer you a personal challenge, by helping you stretch yourself in new ways.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 12, 2011
A subdued Sarah Palin, with her hair down and no trademark twang in her recitation, spoke for about eight minutes. No, it wasn't a Checker's speech. But it is unlikely to provide the platform on which she can rebuilt her political career. The nation is in a reflective mood. We are re-thinking just about everything from the rights of the mentally unstable to the degree of openness in a society. I have been there before.
Great Public Speaking
JULY 1, 2011
If you really want to be remembered, consider trademark clothing, i.e., you are known for wearing funny ties, glasses, hats, etc. Fun presenters can wear fun clothing but within the limits of your industry. I'm not going to pretend to be Mr. Clothes Horse (I've been accused of looking too corporate), but I will offer a few tips that should help you out. When presenting, don't wear clothes that are uncomfortable even if they look great.
Executive Speech Coach
NOVEMBER 15, 2008
Register for Free Presentation Skills Tips Power Presentations is a registered trademark of Peter Urs Bender. George Torok is registered to use this trademark. Power Presentations Tip 13 "What time should I finish?" Know the answer to this question before you begin your presentation. And be prepared to cut it short because things change. Before you present to a group always know how long you have been allotted to speak.
Duarte Blog
JULY 28, 2009
But we can all probably think of a few trademarks that would do well with a little less order and a little more good-natured chaos. Click the image to view entire guide. Pretty surreal, huh? This is the official Nickelodeon logo guide from the ’90s, designed to keep one of the most versatile symbols in television history on track.
The Eloquent Woman
SEPTEMBER 16, 2011
Here's what I think you can learn from this famous speech: Her trademark shtick was mentioned, but put aside for the night: Right at the start, Ball refers to crying at some of the tributes, then points to her fake eyelashes and jokes about not wanting them to run down her face. Glamorous movie starlet. Studio owner. She was all of those, but Lucille Ball will always be remembered for her zany, physical comedy on the "I Love Lucy" show.
Duarte Blog
MARCH 14, 2012
PowerPoint® is a trademark of Microsoft, Inc., Where there is madness, Nancy Duarte finds method. This is how twenty years of sketches and infographic concepts became Diagrammer™ , a searchable taxonomy of over 4,000 PowerPoint®-ready diagrams, available for you to download for just 99 cents each. After more than twenty years of visualizing information for client presentations, Duarte designers had sketched thousands of concepts.
The Eloquent Woman
MARCH 7, 2014
1912: Mother Jones speaks to striking West Virginia miners in her trademark "hell-raiser" style, giving voice to their working conditions. When you have a treasure trove as large as The Eloquent Woman Index of Famous Women''s Speeches , you can use it as a lens on the topic of women and public speaking.
Speaking Of...
MAY 31, 2008
Tony Robbins, World Renowned Motivational Speaker, displaying his trademark energy. I know, you've seen this guy on the many infomercials he's hosted on TV, at all hours of the day and night. He made one point to me on an old tape of his that has always stuck with me. That is the quality of your life is related to the quality of the energy your body has. Low energy, unexciting life, high energy, the sky's the limit. How does a speaker stay at the high energy level that audiences expect?
Executive Speech Coach
MARCH 26, 2012
How to Adapt to Changing Time Constraints The worstpresentation sin is to waste time. Imagine thissituation. You prepared a 45 minute presentation because that's what you weretold to deliver. You arrive at the meeting ready to speak and the chair informsyou that your time has been cut to 30 minutes. What can you do? Charlie Sheen mightcurse, stamp his feet, raise a fist and yell, "Do you know who I am? Iinsist on my time." That's probably notwhat you should do.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 17, 2009
Anna Wintour strategically kept to her helmet hairdo as her trademark. When R.J. Cutler made the documentary about VOGUE, it was another time. His film "The September Issue" will be in movie theatres August 28th. It chronicles a time when the all-important September edition, which is equivalent in retail to Black Friday, weighed 5 pounds, most of that pricey ads. That was the September 2007 issue.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JUNE 10, 2009
The article on Dobbs in NYO also notes that ratings are down for Anderson Cooper whose earnest persona became his trademark. The rating plunge for "Lou Dobbs Tonight" is 29% overall and 27% in the prized 25 -to-54 demographic. And media trend watchers are asking why. The best explanation might be from Ken Auletta who has chronicled the rise and decline of network television.
The Eloquent Woman
NOVEMBER 9, 2012
Her trademark laugh arose during her early comedy club gigs, as a sign of nerves that she couldn't suppress. Phyllis Diller used to joke that she had had so much plastic surgery that God wouldn't recognize her at the pearly gates. The groundbreaking female comic never met a nip and tuck she didn't like, but surely she would've been known in heaven as on earth for her wicked drawling jokes and her cackle of a laugh. And that's just the way she wanted it.
Great Public Speaking
MARCH 28, 2008
One of Detective Columbo's trademarks is that he would start to leave and when he was almost out the door he would stop and say, "Oh. Do you remember the soft-spoken, cigar smoking detective on the hit TV series "Columbo?" Most people do because the show is still in reruns all over the world and once in a while a new episode comes out. Just one more thing." The same technique can be used by speakers (without the cigar).
The Eloquent Woman
MARCH 27, 2015
1912: Mother Jones speaks to striking West Virginia miners in her trademark "hell-raiser" style, giving voice to their working conditions. When you have a treasure trove as large as The Eloquent Woman Index of Famous Women''s Speeches , you can use it as a lens on the topic of women and public speaking.
The Eloquent Woman
MARCH 9, 2012
Her trademark style remains intact for this speech, where she begins by saying the Renunciamiento comes from "a dialogue between my heart and the people." (Editor's note: For Women's History Month, our Famous Speech Fridays will focus on historic famous speeches by women. Freelance writer Becky Ham contributed this one.) Eva Duarte de Perón's most famous speech wasn't made on a balcony, despite what you might have learned on Broadway.
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