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Sales
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Sales
& Marketing
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Speaking and Presentation Skills Articles
- Accent Reduction Gives You a Competitive Edge - NEW!
(1,525 words)
- Why Accent Matters - NEW!
(456 words)
- Want
Your Audiences to Remember What You Say? Learn the Importance
of Clear Structure
(495 words)
- The Most Important Part of the Speech by Craig Valentine
(813 words)
- In-Between Time and Using the Floor by Craig Valentine
(1,035 words)
- Get in the Game, but Not Without a Coach by Craig Valentine
(1,560 words)
- Why
Do People Say "Yes?" The "6 Weapons of Influence" by David Palmer, PhD
(1217 words)
- Your
Important Talk by David Palmer, PhD
(566 words)
- Fat
and Skinny Words: Levels of Abstraction by Patricia Fripp, CSP, CPAE with David Palmer, PhD, CPA
(554 words)
- 12
Mistakes Made when Creating PowerPoint® Slides and How
to Correct Them by Jim Prost
(862 words)
- 8
Mistakes Made when Presenting with PowerPoint® and How to
Correct Them by Jim Prost
(1005 words)
- Resources
for Powerful Presentations by Jim Prost
(139 Words)
- Build
Emotional Connection Through Eye Contact
(306 words)
- The
Rule of Three
(531 words)
- Story
Development Ideas
(472 words)
- Sound
Intelligent, Powerful, Polished, Articulate, and Confident
(204 words)
- Getting
Over the Jitters Before You Speak
(505 words)
- 5
Tips for Exciting Speeches
(648 words)
- Your
important talk...Do you have an important talk to give in
the next 2 to 3 months? If so, what are you doing about
it?
(566 Words)
- Use
a Quote to Open Your Talk
(624 Words)
- Speaking
Wisdom - Never Out of Style
(217 words)
- What
Hollywood Taught Me: 7 Ways To Become A Star
(1800 words)
- Open
Your Speech by Relating to the Immediate Situation
(702 words)
- Avoid
Borrowing Stories
(399 words)
- How
Do You Accept an Award?
(787 words)
- Find
An Immediate Connection With Your Audience
(284 Words)
- The
Communicator's Job: Some People Write for History
(366 words)
- Put
Your Audience in Your Opening
(303 words)
- So
you're going to make a speech congratulations! You've been
chosen (or drafted) to deliver a speech. No time... Don't
panic... Fripp is here!!!
(1459 words)
- So
you're going to make a speech congratulations! You've been
chosen (or drafted) to deliver a speech. No time... Don't
panic... Fripp is here!!!
(496 words)
- Go
Hollywood — collaborate to make your presentations
big box-office winners!
(692 words)
- What
Hollywood taught me - 7 ways to become a star
(2326 words)
- Three
reasons speakers fail to hit the mark
(697 words)
- White
Paper on technology in speaking skills A/V technology: necessity...or
nightmare? The Pentagon declares war!
(1,492 words)
- Work
in the humor place: some hot get-ahead tips for speakers,
comedians, humorists and anyone interested in comedy history
(1,047 words)
- Tips
to make you look professional and win with your audience
(428 words)
- Business
leader, what do you charge for talks? Appropriate fees for
business executives seeking engagements?
(900 words)
- The
great comedians: what they say about comedy
(809 words)
- Top
speed: great in the movies, bad at the mike!
(299 words)
- Lessons
from movie stars: develop your storytelling abilities
(478 words)
- Too
bad only the good speakers will listen to you: an interview
with Dan Conley
(307 words)
- The
critical moments just before you speak: conquering the jitters
(472 words)
- Are
you using too much technology in your talks?
(620 words)
- How
to get great evaluations every time... Ask!!!
(158 words)
- The
first 30 seconds - by Leonard Navarro
(1,093 words)
- How
to present to a board of directors
(701 words)
- Avoid
clichés - like the plague
(369 words)
- If
you want more humor in your presentation(s)
(1380 words)
- The
danger of using the web as a resource for your humor
(311 words)
- Preparing
your talk: for business and professional speakers
(2,689 words)
- Presenting
your talk: for business and professional speakers
(2,497 words)
- Capturing
your audience: Part 1- humor, movement, sound
(1,115 words)
- Capturing
your audience: Part 2 - polish your presentation
(817 words)
- Acting
techniques for speakers
by Ed Brodow, (2,230 words)
- Get
the best results from videoconferencing and teleconferencing
(1,115 words)
- Scoring
with overseas audiences
(960 words)
- 5
surefire tips for great speeches
(729 words)
- Making
short speeches with impact
(231 words)
- Open
and close your presentations with power
(475 words)
- How
to relax for your talk
(331 words)
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