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How to Present so People will Hear

David Teten

You probably have to make presentations, but does the audience hear what you’re saying? For example, “NET INCREASE IN SOFT DRINK CONSUMPTION” is more informative than “SOFT DRINK CONSUMPTION, 1979-1992.”. Consider your audience and venue when structuring your slide style. And do they believe it? 5) When? 6) How?

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Does America Care Anymore? How We Can Change The Answer To “Yes”.

YoungUpstarts

I’m convinced that the Pirates’ emphasis on culture is a big reason why the team won 94 games and made it to the post-season in 2013, after not having a winning record since 1992. His best-selling books and talks have inspired readers and audiences around the world. Hang posters that remind your people of the power of caring.

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Entrepreneurs Unplugged with Larry Gold – 2/18, 6:15pm

Feld Thoughts

He’s been a professor at CU Boulder since 1980 and was the chairman of the Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Department from 1988 to 1992. He’ll be telling his story, and with the help of the audience, I’ll explore his background that resulted in a successful career. I encourage you to join us.

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Standing Ovation Before The Speaker Begins

Feld Thoughts

I was on a panel with a few of my colleagues from that first Birthing of Giants class that graduated in 1992. The room was full of warmth and there was no awkwardness, plus I was the last person on the panel to talk.

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How to Improve Profit by an Average of 11.1%

Austin Startup

A 1992 study from the Harvard Business Review found that the right pricing changes can drive revenue and profit improvements faster than any other growth lever — faster than increasing the volume of sales or decreasing costs. Either way, if you don’t have a repeatable approach to improving your pricing, you are leaving money on the table.

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Why Startup Entrepreneurs Need to Communicate More Like George Bush Than Al Gore

Both Sides of the Table

Let’s talk about your target audience for getting your message out to a market. Think of James Carville’s slogan for Clinton in 1992, “It’s the economy, stupid.” Whenever I think of messages to communicate I always start by thinking about the audience. Simplify Your Message.

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Business Blogs That Work: Eight Tips For Building A Successful One

YoungUpstarts

Specifically, I advise you to not only consider what your target audience cares about, but also to think about the words and phrases they’re likely to use when searching for that information. You know your target audience and what they will generally respond well to, so trust your instincts and adjust your approach going forward if need be.

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