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Blurb Books a Great Tool for Telling Your Story
I ran into a service called Blurb at the SXSW Interactive Conference this March and think they have a tool that has some great small business marketing applications. The service lets you take written words and images and turn them into very professional looking hard bound books in small quantities.

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The Winning Sales Presentation
Learn the skill of doing a winning sales presentation from a world recognized expert in The Art of Presentation. Loosing a sale to a competitor, with an inferior offering, because they gave a better presentation is not acceptable. Sam Sanders offers a customized on-site sales presentation workshop from his Art of Presentation (TAP). Applying the principles of TAP is proven to make a difference in closing more business. “A Sales Presentation Not Done Clearly & Persuasively Is A Lost Opportunity” ~ Sam Sanders
4-Hour Case Studies: Can You Redesign a Life in 48 Hours?
This past Monday, I gave a presentation at SXSW Interactive in Austin, TX titled The 4-Hour Workweek: Secrets of Doing More with Less in a Digital World. It was my first public presentation on the principles in the book. It ended up standing room only and has caused some waves, being mentioned in the SF Chronicle, Wired, and other media since.
10 Tips for Sending Email
This week I was working with another coach on a presentation by phone. She wanted to see the description I had written of my presentation so I quickly sent it off to her in email or so I thought. When she didn’t receive it I checked my “Sent” file. Whoops! I clicked on the wrong person in my Outlook address book. Same first name but different last name! How embarrassing! Here are some tips for writing email. Remember your email could end up in the wrong hands so be careful!
Ten Questions With Garr Reynolds
All hail Garr Reynolds! He has written the definitive book about making great presentations: Presentation Zen: Simple Ideas on Presentation Design and Delivery (Voices That Matter). To give you a taste of his book (and increase my link count), here are ten questions (really thirteen) with Garr.
Focusing your Presentation on your Customer
The most critical step in preparing your presentation is to understand the needs of your stakeholders and make sure your presentation addresses them. Your presentation begins with your customer and their needs, not you and your solution. Align your presentation plan with your customers’ strategic vision of your proposed solution, us the tips in this article and your customers will pay close attention to what follows.
Power Presentations Tips 02: Begin with the end in mind
Begin with the end in mind Stephen Covey offers this advice in his book, “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”. The book is a guide to develop personal leadership. You can apply the first habit from Stephen Covey to your presentation in three ways.
Presentation Success: The First Question You Must Ask
Before you deliver your next presentation you must ask yourself one critical question. If you ask yourself this question before every presentation you will create a more effective presentation every time - and you will write it faster
Boring to Bravo - Presentations that Sing!
Whether you're giving a presentation to your peers, or are thinking about becoming a professional speaker or are already on that path - Kristin Arnold's new book, Boring to Bravo, is a must read.
Fundamentals of Public Speaking: Nonverbal Techniques
These thoughts and ideas about body language and nonverbal communications came following a great presentation skills training session recently. Just as we prepare what we want to say during a presentation, it is essential that presenters think about and prepare for what they want to do with their body during a presentation. We tend to completely neglect HOW we are going to deliver our messages. The way you stand, your facial expression, your ability to make eye contact and what you do with your hands can each amplify or distract from the potential impact of your presentation.

The Three Biggest Mistakes in Sales Presentations
The sales presentation is the ultimate purpose of every sales process, of every sales call, and of every sales system. The job of the sales person revolves around the point in time when he offers the customer something to buy. Without the sales presentation, there can be no sale. It is, then, the foundational step in the sales process. Everything that happens before is in preparation for the presentation, and everything that happens afterward is a result of the presentation. Alas, that is not the case. Left to learn on their own, many sales people make the same mistakes over and over again. Here are the three most commonly made sales presentation mistakes.

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