If you are regularly planning and running meetings, your focus should be on creating a climate that fosters collaboration among meeting participants – at least if you want to be serious about having more productive meetings. To help you with that, it pays to keep five simple facts in mind.
A good first impression is not what your customer will ultimately remember. The last impression is most likely to be a lasting one, and you never get a second chance to make a good last impression. Read these five tips that will help you to leave a lasting impression with your customer.
Read this blog post on the struggle to survive the course materials battle, and get a couple of ideas on how you could do much better than that.
Cold feet about making digital conference handouts available to your audience? Most conference speakers find it a challenge to keep the attention of the audience during their presentation.
Note taking has always been very popular at conferences. Find out what many discussions with conference delegates have revealed on this.
Be bold. Share digital handouts of that presentation on which you’ve spent a lot of time. Get that digital copy of your business card to your audience.
