5 ways to Harness Advanced Zoom Features and Level Up Engagement
5 ways you can harness these advanced Zoom features so you can keep your audience with you – engaged, activated and enlightened.
Pros and Cons of online and in-person training
We’ve seen significant increases in information retention and content engagement since taking our courses 100% online. But there isn’t a silver bullet.
Why should people attend YOUR online event?
Your audience is bombarded. The influx of online events is more overwhelming than your laundry pile after a long holiday with nothing new or interesting anymore. What makes your webinar/online conference different from everyone else’s?
Rock ‘n Roll roadie turned global entrepreneur Richard Mulholland debuts his company’s newest hit: “Story-to-Stage”
Mulholland’s company, Missing Link – the largest speaking presentation firm in Africa – has debuted the “Story-to-Stage” program, a three-month immersive that helps professional speakers generate authority, audience and income. The program’s first class includes well-known entrepreneurs and thought leaders from Australia to Ireland.
The worst way to end a presentation or event
there’s ONE rule when it comes to public speaking at an event that we seem to be forgetting… It’s particularly worrisome in online events because your audience can just walk out the door when they’re done!
Don’t cancel your conference, do it online!
Are you a corporation that is considering or has already cancelled a conference amid the COVID-19 crisis? If so I think there are three questions that you have to answer before you do.
The Simplest Online Presentation Hack… Standing
There’s something about online presentations these days that has got people thinking that it’s ok to sit while giving your speech, pitch or keynote address. It’s not ok.
Forward To Normal
The idea of ‘forward to normal’, is to not wait for things to go back to normal. There is no normal, there is only before, during and after.
Five online-presentation hacks that command audience attention
Keeping your audience’s attention is hard enough, now that they are online you’ll need to adopt some new techniques to keep them invested.