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Does Annual Billionaire Founder New Year Resolution Match Your Sales Aims

Feeds are abuzz with the latest New Year Resolution of Gazillionaire Facebook Founder and all round figure of light/dark, Mark Zuckerberg. This year’s iteration seems to be garnering more opprobrium than usual, dismissed as mere techpreneur virtue signalling. Here’s eachwidely reported [https://www.businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerberg-new-years-resolutions-list-2018-1] accumulated

New Year Emulation Presentation

Building from yesterday [http://salespodder.com/curated-bizarrerie-for-the-kick-off-deck/]‘s thoughts on sales year Kick-Off presentation slidedeck ideas, I realised my feeds recently were full of listicle sewage around the seasonal fayre of resolutions. Then, a possible sighting of a rose growing alone on the surrounding manure. Someone decided to make a

Curated Bizarrerie for the Kick-Off Deck

Calendar year Sales Kick-Off events are looming. Typically for the mid- to late-Jan, the lubricated bonding get-together doubling as motivational push for the year ahead. Among the trumpets, perorations and glossing over the unpopular parts of the comp plan, leaders are usually required to deliver their presentation on a key

Are Emoji The New Clip Art?

This ad placed itself within my webpage scrolling when once in the rough vicinity of its reach. “Big nights out” to so many people in that location does indeed mean beers. Although usually most definitely not the Bavarian frothing squarey handled tankards of the image chosen. Unless it’s to

Can You Crunch Apple's Location Maps Graphics

Much tech media chatter as 2018 drew to its end about how – somehow – Microsoft have overtaken Apple as the world’s most valued company, perhaps led to the outfit ousted trumpeting their employee growth plans. The geographic up top is one of three they officially released at the time of

Cartooning For Attention

[http://tomfishburne.com/] I do like the occasional cartoon. I use them a lot in slide decks that run a workshop session. I tend to photoshop in my own, naturally witty, text, relating to the personalities I’m working with. A friend of mine introduced me to this cartoonist [http:

When Nobody Talks By Phone

[https://www.instagram.com/p/BoXKYugAL6W/] Weekend surfing I succumbed to the clickbait of It’s good to talk: Why the phone call needs to make a comeback [https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/ae27b784-1adb-4dc2-871e-c6842e4b66d0]. Triggered from the volume of phone calls dropping for the first ever time last

Highlighting The Digitized Negative

This week saw the curious occurrence of a labour strike at one of our digital behemoths. The growing backlash against the tech giants, encapsulated by their detractors’ reference to them through the acronym “faangs [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook,_Apple,_Amazon,_Netflix_and_Google]“, received the accelerant of a

Your Situation Description Slide

I glimpsed a presentation the other day. The image above is my replication of the starting slide. To denude its identity, I’ve rather summarised the text by describing each line’s content. Regardless of setting, this kind of template is remarkably resilient. Commonplace across all manner of business rooms.

Try Newly Launched Font For Slide Message That Must Not Get Forgot

[http://www.sansforgetica.rmit/] How about this. A new font to help us sell. Choosing the typeface for our deck’s text is almost univers-ally (geddit?!) easy. Defaulting to Arial pretty much exclusively. Or at the very least, your own ‘sans serif’ (anything without those flourished curly stroke endings) such