presentations

[http://time.com/time-person-of-the-year-ebola-fighters-choice/] Time Magazine always garner much publicity around their Person of the Year. And 2014 is no exception. Their choice of everyone that provides aid in the current West African Ebola zone also allows me a quick non-instagrammed presentation post. What struck me about their choice of

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/12/petervamplew-remove-fig1-lined.jpg] Peter Vamplew is a Professor with a cause. Exasperated by ever lowering standards of published articles at the hands of “predatory” automated journals – both boosting undeserving author credentials via payment and bombarding him with spam – he ran an experiment [http:

[/content/images/wordpress/2014/11/itn-boardroomdiversity-ethnicity-reciprocals-400w.png] I’ve been asked to expand on one of my recent instagram posts. Triggered by itv news graphics of a Joel Hills report [http://www.itv.com/news/update/2014-11-17/businesswoman-calls-for-more-diversity-in-boardrooms/] on the composition of Britain’s Boardrooms. They provide a lovely alternative

The Shard. A wonderful new addition to the London skyline in one of my favourite parts of town. It houses a hotel with lofty ambitions. As well as having the highest bar view across the capital, the Shangri-La global chain aim to have London’s Number One luxury hotel. And

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/11/uklanduse-newsnight-graphic-10Nov14.png] Tuesday’s Newsnight. Our Evan Davis assessed how Britain’s land was distributed. I quickly snatched the above pic of their graphic. I really did admire the idea. I’ve long used photos as backdrops for slides, and this image

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/09/skynews-indyref-shortbread.jpg] I haven’t blogged much on solution sales presentations since discovering instagram and thoroughly enjoying posting pics there. So here’s a terrific way to liven up your barcharts and make them especially memorable to your audience. In fevered Blighty

The Edinburgh Festival draws to a close. It’s been too long since I last went there. Here’s one of this year’s most reported gags of the comedy Fringe. From stand-up Ben Target; > Pop up your hand if you like participating in market research Haha. Reminded me straight

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/02/80-20-pies.jpg] Pie charts. A victim of their own success. In true contemporary infographic innovation, I’ve found people respond very well to pie evolution. Above are six ‘pies’. The traditional is top-left. Each one depicts the same data. An 80-20 split.