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First Victim Of <strike>War</strike> Your New Pitch Is... You

So I was in a fast-growing chain of English Midland-ish coffee shops. The owner was in this particular branch. Being video’d in front of the counter. For on the day in question, a significant – nay, laudable – progression was in motion. No more single-use cups. Now, takeaway drinkers had to

Current Standing Slide Idea From Instagram Stories Emoji Sticker Poll Slider

That title’s quite a mouthful, hey. Yet for any audience familiar with Instagram, you may well be on to the winner of remember-ability with a slide apeing their recently launched new poll feature enhancement. Stories are partly the Zuckmonster’s Snapchat killer attempt. Users can incorporate polling within these

Because They Haven't Got The Imagination

[https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0687vsh] I simply couldn’t resist blogging this. Super-inventor John Crawshaw Taylor. I’d normally shy away from posting too much caught via the Brexit Bashing Corporation. When they let through a glaring typo like above, I feel a little happier doing so. This

3 Ways Kanye West's Latest Music Cover Art Can Help Your Next Slide Deck Sell

[https://yenerator.com/] I have caught myself talking in the past with salespeople crafting their latest slidedeck about music album cover art. I’m a man who once toiled over an internal powerpoint to make each section follow iconic 80s sleeves. Yet designers of these fleeting pop culture moments display

What's The First Thing You'd Do?

I once heard a new broom at a major car maker describe early chats with their inherited exec team. Each was asked what they’d do to turn things around with a multimillion cash injection due to arrive. Each went on to describe in detail how all of this money

Foot In Door In Face Favours

[https://www.instagram.com/uberfacts/] An instagram account with 1.5m followers. A day after this posting, over 21k Likes and 165 commentors had already enjoyed this ‘extremely good’ nugget. I knew this as the Ben Franklin Effect [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Franklin_effect]. The famed honorary Brummie

Vernal Deal Phenology

Since Citizen Science – or in its current form, ‘crowdsourced data’ – began almost 300 years ago, I learn you can spot that over more recent times, Spring has been moving. Each decade it pushes back 2½ days. The recording of when Spring arrives in England 2018, shows this trend remarkably amplified.

5 Simple Slide Vibes For Your Next Deck From Google I/O Developers Conference Keynote 2018

The annual shindig for third-party appreneurs building googleware. The full 100-minute [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogfYd705cRs] keynote is youtubed if you feel strangely compelled, as well as a more bitesize 10-min [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeF0zpT4gNE] highlights reel. There are some high-end trickery showpiece parts. Animating

Thunderous Objection Handle Analogy

[https://twitter.com/metoffice] My old hometown experienced yet another rare weather day over their Late Spring Bank Holiday. These once in a century events seem shortening to just about every year across the globe. I caught a weatherman [https://twitter.com/lukemiall?lang=en] being ‘grilled’. One person sadly

How Less Comedy Can Help Beat Price Tag Objections

The people I work with do not tend to offer the cheaper options in their market space. They are often in the top one or two, in fact. And on the basis you get what you pay for, they find success. No matter how hard it can be to persuade