VideoCallsThatSell

[https://olympics.com/athlete365/athlete-moment/] As many people have discovered these past eighteen months, the best meeting you had in any given week is often the one you didn’t have. Couple this with the newly found wisdom that a tactically arranged quick five-minute zoom call can head off a

Here’s a guy that gets video calls for those meeting people one-to-one – at least for the first time – to ‘sell’. He’s an American living in Australia specialising in ‘trust-based’ sales training. His initial treatise over a decade ago was groundbreaking. I get his analogy; When meeting someone on

[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9860809/Inside-Meghan-Markles-California-chic-study-shares-birthday-message-40th.html] Oh dear. Need we ponder what Piers Morgan makes of this? More importantly, what do we, as salespeople who zoom, think? Here, the Mailonline [https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9860809/Inside-Meghan-Markles-California-chic-study-shares-birthday-message-40th.html] helpfully point out the make-up of Meghan Markle’

Max Whitlock. Gymnastic legend. Only the third man to defend their pommel horse Olympic crown. And after going first in the Final too. A brilliant routine which those favoured ahead of him could not then better. This is one of his multiple media appearances in the aftermath of his superstar

Listening to a music radio station (remember them?) I heard the classic ‘mystery voice’ device. The first to reply correctly gets themselves on the airwaves to say hello to nearest, dearest, or colleagues. What was different this time, was how the host asked for answers; > send your four second voicenote!

[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9818361/Bitcoin-traders-accused-stealing-3-6billion-bought-citizenship-Vanuatu-months-earlier.html] This is a photo of two S African brothers. Wanted for questioning over a huge ‘loss’ of bitcoin. Dozens, scores even, of crypto investors are in legal proceedings over a sum of perhaps 69,000 ‘missing’ bitcoins. Worth potentially billions of

With hybrid meetings now set to replace blanket WFH video calls, let’s have a look at how the backdrops adopted by those summoned by broadcasters have developed lately. Here are personal settings from the zoomiverse since my last round-up [see footer for earlier curations] of media talking heads zooming

Speech radio legend James Whale returns to his shock-jock (an American term he loathes) late-night roots. For most of his near half-century broadcast career, night-time talk shows have been his domain. He even appears to be the pioneer in the genre across England. Incidentally, some of the best non-corona real-life

[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9717661/Inside-Audience-Room-Buckingham-Palace-Queen-met-Boris-Johnson.html] How can you resist a peak behind this particular curtain? No matter how democratically indefensible an appointed, hereditary head of state may continue to be, in London the tradition is for a weekly audience between UK monarch and elected prime minister.