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- Click with Your Audience in a Remote Control Society - by Submitted on Apr 23, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannHow to keep your audience engaged while giving a presentation. Become the speaker that people know, like and trust. Watch your sales and referrals soar! Your audience is more discerning than they were a year ago. So many things are calling for their attention they have to make judgment calls ...
Views: 1002(2 votes) - Thinking of Making a Promotional Online Video? - by Submitted on Apr 23, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannBefore recording and posting a video, consider these seven presentation tips to ensure that your authenticity, expertise and passion shine through. It takes courage to show up. No less, showing up online where thousands of people can rewind, pause, and study if you’re the person they want to ...
Views: 1250(3 votes) - The Reluctant Workshop Presenter - by Submitted on Apr 23, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannDon’t let these common fears hold you back. A line from Caroline Casey’s speech at the Green Festival intrigued me. She said, “Our security used to be in laying low. Now, our security lies in showing up.” As independent professionals, it’s more important than ever to take on the challenge and ...
Views: 1148(2 votes) - Life After Speaking 101 - by Submitted on Apr 23, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannA juicy connection with your audience will bring you more business. Go beyond the basic speaking skills and learn irresistible intimacy. Nothing of real significance happens without it. Sure, there’s a time for a basic speech class. It’s where a lot of people go to get experience in a ...
Views: 978(2 votes) - Speaking Full-out to Magnetize New Business - by Submitted on Apr 23, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannBringing more of YOU into view is critical for the success of your business. Here's how. A common problem for speakers is doing too much of the same thing. Predictability is the enemy of the presenter. Eyes glaze over; people stop listening. Just as artists work with a full palette of colors, ...
Views: 1008(2 votes) - Acting Tips to Improve Your Business Presentations - by Submitted on Apr 23, 2009 from Pamela Ziemann15 minutes a day will improve your confidence and increase your sales conversion rate. What do you think of when you think of acting? I used to think that acting was pretending, but after studying it I discovered that it’s more about making the most of your every single move. It’s about being ...
Views: 1334(2 votes) - Naked Conversations for Natural Business Attraction - by Submitted on Apr 23, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannBe aware of these signs of communication cover-up. Transparency is the new secret to success. You may be familiar with the Adam and Eve story. A blissful day in the garden goes bad and the great cover-up begins. We've also found ways of covering up our truth by sending mixed messages, adding ...
Views: 1022(3 votes) - 5 Tips for Having an Uncomfortable Conversation - by Submitted on Apr 23, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannThe experts agree that having uncomfortable conversations is the best way to succeed in your business. Timothy Ferriss, author of The Four Week Work Week talks about the importance of having uncomfortable conversations in this current economy and how it relates to small business ...
Views: 3183(2 votes) - 5 Tips for Talking About Yourself in Business - by Submitted on Apr 22, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannMaybe your clients DO care a little about you. We’ve been told for decades that ‘your clients don’t care about you, but only what’s in it for them.’ As an entrepreneur, do you really believe that? Would you want to align yourself with people who don’t care about you at all? Not even one ...
Views: 1291(2 votes) - Memorizing Your Talk vs. Connecting with Others - by Submitted on Feb 19, 2009 from Pamela ZiemannIf you've been practicing a script in your head trying to get the words perfect, it might be time to redefine practice. When I first started giving presentations, I was so nervous I had to memorize every single line. It was a lot of work. Even with all that preparation, there was a good chance ...
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