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Those Who Can Speak Close More Sales :: Women on Business

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I have observed that Mee is such an exceptional orator because of the way he manages to so eloquently connect with an audience. Whenever he speaks, he seems to carry the audience in the palm of his hands. A presentation—even a sales presentation—should not be about the speaker, but rather, about the audience.

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Building Your Brand “Buddy the Elf” Style – Part 1 :: Women on.

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Buddy is a human raised by elves, therefore, does he fall into the “human” or “elf” category? For some, say children (most likely his primary target audience), Buddy is an elf. It’s essential that your brand be built on key strengths that mirror the needs, wants, desires of your target audiences.

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The Importance of Testing in an E-marketing Campaign

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The same principles apply to e-marketing: before rolling out a campaign to a large audience, test it on a small one. Here’s how: Search and Research Examine your existing clients and see how that translates into potential prospects.

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Finally Get on TV with the Right Pitch :: Women on Business

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Tell the producers how you are going to be able to help their audience. When drafting your pitch, don’t make it salesy. Make it informative and entertaining. Know the TV’s market. Don’t bore them with how great you are. Watch a couple segments to see what type of topics are covered. Are they looking for health experts?

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Win 2 Tickets to PLAY DEAD in NYC

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Co-writer TODD ROBBINS (“Dark Deceptions&# ) stars as the audience’s storytelling guide on an evening exploring death, darkness, and deception. Magician, comedian and dark arts expert TELLER (Penn & Teller), is the director and other co-writer.

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3 Important Things I Learned About Social Media in 2010 :: Women.

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LinkedIn – you wouldn’t think that artists and other creatives would use this professional social platform, but you’d be surprised at the thousands of us there are – I’ve “met&# some pretty interesting people there – it’s another audience to share your business info with.

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Swearing in the Workplace?

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Communication should be strategic, well thought out and mindful of the audience. No matter what the specific standards of a workplace, it’s hard to imagine a scenario where communication routinely includes profanity. Work is not the place to vent, offend others or display anger. In fact, just the opposite.

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