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Cool Slide Format From Management Change PR

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2013/05/hashtag-unitedcontinued.jpg] Well, I’m not a Manchester United fan. So when this was widely reported (posted prematurely onto their facebook page), I was in the someone’s-losing-their-job camp, rather than the give-them-a-break camp. Who cares if you’ve not had to

Pres Slide Newspaper Front Page

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2013/01/indy-front-page-11-01-13.jpg] It’s not often you see a cool idea for a presentation slide on the front page of a British broadsheet. This week, the Independent ‘exposed’ rape conviction stats. Taken straight from the infographer’s handbook, hey. Why persist with

Threes and Thirds

Isn’t it funny how similar ideas come to you from different angles so often around the same time? Recently I was pondering the merits of available profiling intel with a new business team. Typical deals for them average out at a quarter of a million “SOV” (sales order value)

Aussie Quote Slides

I’ve blogged on this slant before, and I think it’s worth a quick revisit. The inspiration comes from a presentation zen [http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/2011/08/eye-gaze-and-the-power-of-faces.html] post on how to best utilise quotations in a pres. I was coaching an Australian sales team on

TOS-DR

Here’s an interesting site [http://tos-dr.info/] I came across. Its mission; > “I have read and agree to the Terms” is the biggest lie on the web. We aim to fix that. They trawl through each web service provider’s terms and conditions, and strip out what you need

Precious Over Corporate Colours

[http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/gallery/#/all] I came across a piece of a Google pr the other day. They hosted a photo gallery [http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/gallery/#/all] of the where, who and how of their services. I was struck by the wonderful use of

Skynews Business Slide Makeover

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2012/10/skynews-latest-business-slide-01.jpg] I noticed recently that these small, regular bulletins throughout the day have tweaked their main way of showing info. The most common data they flash up relate to things going up or down. Year-on-Year sales, share price, macro stuff like

Dr No Treatment

Bond. I was so relieved the reviews of the latest outing are good. In keeping with the 50-year old money printing franchise, the hype is loudly building ahead of Skyfall’s release. One such article looked at how many kills 007 made across each of the 22 movies. They used

Your Bibi Bomb

[/content/images/wordpress/2012/09/netanyahu-bibibomb-un-presentation-2012-09-28.jpg] > “If these are the facts — and they are — then where should a red line be drawn? A red line should be drawn right here.” …and with that the talker got out a huge marker pen, and drew the big thick red line for

Project Plan Charts

How do you explain a project plan? All those separate activities at all sorts of different times, some of which can happen concurrently, others only once a previous one is complete. You could list them. In almost bullet form text. I hope you don’t do this too often. (Although