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[8 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]
Sell Your Back-of-the-Room Products

Selling from the front of the room and getting people to run to the back of the room to buy your stuff takes practice. The best closers are the most sought-after speakers because of the amount of revenue they generate. Whether you have an inexpensive product to sell or a high-priced item, it takes a carefully orchestrated presentation and offer script to motivate people to buy. It is imperative that you practice your offer and perfect it over time.

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[7 Jan 2010 | One Comment | ]
Use Body Language to Persuade

Body Language Tells the Truth
Ever listen to someone speaking and realize that something about that person just did not ring true? Something about the way he carried himself conflicted with his words. Maybe, it was his inability to look you in the eye. Perhaps, his hands distracted you. Or maybe it was the facial expressions that just did not quite match what he was saying? No, now you realize it was his stance; focused, truthful people just don’t carry themselves that way. As you will see, the body tells its …

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[5 Jan 2010 | No Comment | ]
Why TV? Does Traditional Meda Still Matter

Traditional media creates a comprehensive media outreach and helps position the author, expert or your client as an authority in their field who understands the issues they are commenting on in depth as they relate to issues facing our society. The expert is placed in the national conversation in a socially relevant way. Below are the benefits of TV for you:
Creates Thought Leader Status
From a business or career point of view, being known in your industry as an influencer and thought leader leads to major opportunities. You have demonstrated your …

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[29 Dec 2009 | No Comment | ]
Top 10 Ways to Butcher Your Presentation and How to Avoid Them!

1. Getting there late.
Walking frantically into a room full of people who have been waiting for you to arrive can be an embarrassing situation. Unless you are a magician, you might as well turn around and leave. It would take a miracle to get this audience to forget the inconvenience you have caused them. They probably have already passed judgment on you, deciding you’re an inconsiderate speaker rather than a viable expert in your field. Make the extra effort to arrive at least ½ hour before the event begins.

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[16 Dec 2009 | One Comment | ]
Authors & Expert Media Bio Tips For National TV, Radio, Print & Internet Outlets

Secrets Revealed On How To Create An Outstanding BIO The Media Will Love
Create A BIO That Tells The Media What They Need To Know In A Nutshell
Plus Learn What Does Not Belong In Your Media Bio
Follow these simple steps to creating a powerful media bio designed to get you booked on the media of your dreams.
1. Your author or expert media bio should always begin with your credentials, academic achievements, professional and academic affiliations.
2. If you are the author of books, papers, and/or studies note those next along with the …


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