Practical Pointing Practices for Demos
“There are always three demos for every one you actually gave. The one you practiced, the one you gave, and the one you wish
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“There are always three demos for every one you actually gave. The one you practiced, the one you gave, and the one you wish
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Demo Presenters: You are not bound to your chair! I watched a ninety-minute face-to-face demo, and the presenter never left his chair! Result? He
That’s the sound of an over-enthusiastic mouse… I was watching a demo from the founder of a startup who was excited to share his
Click-Click-ClickClickClickClickClickClick-Clickety-Click…! Read More »
Let’s run a quick experiment: Open an existing document in MS Word. Now, choose “Review” and then “New Comment.” (Or “Suggesting” and “Add Comment”
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Have you ever seen a demo where the presenter circles their mouse around and around and around (and around and around) a screen element?
Please Stop Circling Your Mouse! Read More »
In your demos, when you say “if,” you are making a major error! When you say “If,” you are creating a branched pathway that
In Your Demos, When You Say “If…” Read More »
“And if you use our tool,” said the salesperson, “you’ll save millions every year!” The response from the prospect team was indifferent, even quietly
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When I hear people talking about their gold demo, or bronze demo, or any other form of single “standard” demo, I cringe! Why? Because
When I Hear People Talking about Their Gold Demo, I Cringe! Read More »
There are only a few letters difference between a demonstration and demolition! Traditional approaches demolish demos by: Saving the best for last Showing how
Demonstration or Demolition? Read More »
Illustrations: Doing the Last Thing First! An Advanced Never Stop Learning! Article “Wow!” exclaimed the CRO, “You really nailed it. That’s exactly what I’m
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