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Using Bloomberg's Chart Attack Tactics

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2013/11/chartattack1.jpg] If you fancy a quick tutorial with best-practice for how to present using data, then Bloomberg have a daily feature you must look up. Chart Attack [http://search1.bloomberg.com/search/?content_type=video&page=1&template=tv&

Seeing Your Sales Grid Of Despair (& Repair)

[http://quantifiedbreakup.tumblr.com/] Here’s some wonderful illustrations I came across by way of downtime tabloid reading. The unfortunate author appears to have suffered a relationship breakdown. Hopefully their blog charts their return to form. The above graphic (click to go through to the site) sought to assess the

A Different Logo Wall Treatment

Pretty much every corporate presentation has a logo wall. You know the kind of thing. Glossy idents of your valued clients plastered all over a blank background projected as big as can be. Well, here’s an ad I found reading away in a reception the other day. Its aim

You Gotta Show A Map

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2013/11/20131115-124137.jpg] I always smile when I see a Powerpoint slide make international news. How can we forget Michael Jackson’s strikingvials [http://salespodder.com/jackson-trial-slides/]? Or the embarrasingly amateur American Prism [https://salespodder.com/pitiful-prism-powerpoint/] snooping deck? It was terrific to

Harness The Intrigue Of Dreams In Your Next Regular Presentation

Doing the rounds on telly sofas this week is a “dream psychologist [http://ianwallacedreams.com/]“. I know. Bit crystal-gazey dodgy daytime tv sounding, right? His chat is so beguiling it’s difficult not to get drawn in to his simple assessments of dreams. And detail on what you should about

Can You Logo Up Your Charts?

[http://www.forbes.com/sites/zackomalleygreenburg/2013/10/23/how-the-beatles-earned-71-million-this-year-sort-of/] Check out this graphic for a reminder on how to spruce up your presentations. This is what Forbes terms the Beatles Bonanza [http://www.forbes.com/sites/zackomalleygreenburg/2013/10/23/how-the-beatles-earned-71-million-this-year-sort-of/] . It’s the colossal earnings of the 1960s

Are You Too Precious About Your Own Branding?

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2013/10/boktownbar.jpg] Here’s a shot taken waiting at the bar of the Springbok Pub. A watering hole of renown, if not quite of the latest in decor, next to the railway line along from Newlands rugby stadium, just the other side

A Reminder To Channel The Wisdom Of Crowds

This is something I often do in conference presentations. It’s a winner when you have a large audience. I was reminded of it when catching the engaging Robert Coles of Reuters discuss the recent Royal Mail privatisation. For those to whom this means nothing, shares in the UK’s

Do Political Heavyweights Know The Best Keynote Timeslot?

Party conference season is a soporific month of rolling news for those not engaged in the UK political scene. It ended this week. The final act being the Prime Ministerial address at his party’s shindig. According to the major tabloid The Sun’s managing editor, Stig Abell, the delegates

Modify A Famous Quote And Scramble Stacked Bars

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