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Where Conscious Uncoupling Can Bring You Closer To Your Sale

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/04/consciousuncustomering.jpg] As you probably realise, I do love a cheeky newsjack. In workshops and presentations I’ve long found that utilising a piece of live pop culture is a good way to help you stand out, engender livelier debate and build

Fashion Trend Colour Inspiration

[http://www.pantone.com] Someone I was chatting to the other day mentioned how hard it was to be colourful in your slide themes. Frustration builds when faced with conservative clients and their monotone logos. Or should that be the other way around? I first mentioned that a kaleidoscopic dazzling

How Well Does Your Backdrop Sell?

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/03/backdrop-400x201.jpg] The tragedy of Malaysian Airlines flight 370. Understandably blanket media coverage across the globe. Each day over three weeks of frantic searching the acting minister of transport has walked into his press conference theatre in KL. This old school projection

Improve Your Visual With A Weather Tweak

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/04/itvweathertweak-cf-option.jpg] Here’s something I noticed recently by happy accident. UK TV channel itv has slightly tweaked their weather visuals. In my pic above, the old’s left and upgraded right. I instantly loved it. As once dark days move towards

Can You Close Presentations Like Finance Minister Budget Sign-Off?

Wednesday 19 March saw the UK’s annual Budget. Delivered by Chancellor George Osborne. At the end of his bullish despatch box turn, fuelled by promising economic climes for the first time in five years, here are his final words; > Mr Deputy Speaker, The central mission of this government is

Four Ways A Volatile Mix Gives FT-Sharp Slides

[/content/images/wordpress/2014/03/ft-crimea-infographic-a-volatile-mix-p12-07Mar14-400x381.jpg] The presentation sales front has particularly drawn my eye lately. This is inspired by The Financial Times. Friday, 7 March 2014. In the London print, page 12. A Volatile Mix is the name of their Crimea illuminating infographic. Adapting and remixing the professionals’

A Rare Example Of A Delicious Donut Pie

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/03/donut-pie-on-guardian-alone.jpg] In English broadsheet The Guardian’s irreverent daily poll spot, here’s a tasty donut. As I blog often on the (way better) alternatives to pie charts, it’s only fair to add balance and show where one can actually

Inspire Section Title Slides Like Media Talkshop

[http://www.theguardian.com/media-network/series/changing-media-summit-2014] This image caught my eye. It’s an ad pumped through a particular sidebar of a site I was recently viewing. You won’t be surprised to learn the event it promotes has its own blog [http://www.theguardian.com/global/2014/jan/

Plus Sign For Pie Chart Option

[http://www.davidairey.com/design-crowdsourcing/] A quickie by way of a designer I’ve admired before. He posted this image in relation to the design professional’s knotty issue surrounding crowdsourcing [http://www.davidairey.com/design-crowdsourcing/], and its close relative, spec work. I’ve touched on this latter thorn twice

Skynews WhatsApp Graphic Fail

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/02/whatsappusage70pcskynewsgraphic.jpg] Ooops. With the airwaves and cyberspace pulsing with the ridiculous $19 Billion Facebook purchase of (the delightful) WhatsApp, here’s one of the key graphics from the report on London’s rolling news channel, Sky News. They use the commonplace