Stunningly Awful Demos – Two Words to Avoid
Stunningly Awful Demos – Two Words to Avoid A Never Stop Learning! Article “Our lives are frittered away by details; simplify, simplify.” – Henry
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Stunningly Awful Demos – Two Words to Avoid A Never Stop Learning! Article “Our lives are frittered away by details; simplify, simplify.” – Henry
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It’s hard to believe this would ever happen and yet it does, far too frequently! Imagine sitting down in a restaurant and exploring the
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Leveraging Attention-Retention Curves in Demos A Never Stop Learning! Article When does your audience pay the most attention during your demos? At the beginning?
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I can’t tell you how many folks presenting demos forget (or don’t know) to enter full screen mode for browser-accessed applications. Instead of viewing only
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In demos, how many times can you say, “Now, this is important!” before nothing is? I was watching a recorded demo from a customer
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“Your audience craves meaning before detail.” – John Medina
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Remarkable Demos: What Makes a Demo Truly Memorable? A Never Stop Learning! Article “I get paid to point, click, and talk…” – A
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The Great Demo! website Resources pages are packed with fresh ideas, pragmatic practices, insightful observations, and detailed studies providing you with unlimited access to
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Origins of The Menu Approach: A Demo Survival Success Story A Never Stop Learning! Article “It’s a huge opportunity…” – Inexperienced salespeople everywhere!
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“I’m not everybody…” That’s what a prospect senior manager said when responding to the vendor’s comment that “Everybody likes this feature…” during a demo.
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