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The document discusses the evolution of communication and social media. It explains how communication began with copy, then added images, audio, and video. Various social media platforms like MySpace and Facebook emphasized different media at different stages. The document teaches about using the PDSA (Plan, Do, Study, Act) model to create content buckets or categories of interest for an audience, like home, treasure, and tradition. It encourages capturing moments and traditions to share on social media and developing a plan to improve outreach.
5 up 5 down: Keys For Successful Social StorytellingOhio University
The document provides tips for multimedia storytelling from a 45-minute presentation. It emphasizes focusing on content over process, capturing reactions through natural sound and audio, and maintaining a quick pace through tight editing every 3-5 seconds. Practical tips include storyboarding visions, investing in quality audio equipment, and ensuring the person filming also edits for continuity. The key lessons are that great content can make up for imperfect technology, and the goal is to help clients tell compelling stories.
- Social media is an important tactic for organizations to connect with current and potential students and learn what they are saying. However, it should not be an objective itself, but rather used to achieve goals like recruitment, enrollment, or engagement.
- When using social media, it is important to be authentic, conversational, responsive to students, and avoid being rude. Organizations should also watch how students use social platforms first before engaging fully and should measure their results.
- While social media is not traditionally part of some jobs, it is important to recognize that students are online and to carve out time dedicated to social media as part of the work. Organizations are in a customer service business and social media allows them to
Social Media in 15 Minutes: How to do it all without going crazy!Jacqueline Wolven
This document provides tips for businesses and organizations to grow their social media presence in a time-efficient way without becoming overwhelmed. It recommends focusing on one platform at a time for 15 minutes and setting a timer. Key tasks that can be accomplished in 15 minutes include writing a blog post, scheduling 5 Facebook posts and images, tweeting 3 times, and adding 5 connections on Google+. Tools like Hootsuite, Buffer, and Facebook's scheduling feature are suggested to save time. Statistics from Google Analytics and Facebook should be reviewed regularly to assess effectiveness.
Jacqueline Wolven providing tips how to get your organization promoted locally. Your organization might not have big news every month, but that shouldn't stop you from telling your small stories online to the press and to your membership. Tools, tips, and resources for getting your message out on a continual basis - even when you have nothing new happening!
The document discusses the evolution of communication and social media. It explains how communication began with copy, then added images, audio, and video. Various social media platforms like MySpace and Facebook emphasized different media at different stages. The document teaches about using the PDSA (Plan, Do, Study, Act) model to create content buckets or categories of interest for an audience, like home, treasure, and tradition. It encourages capturing moments and traditions to share on social media and developing a plan to improve outreach.
5 up 5 down: Keys For Successful Social StorytellingOhio University
The document provides tips for multimedia storytelling from a 45-minute presentation. It emphasizes focusing on content over process, capturing reactions through natural sound and audio, and maintaining a quick pace through tight editing every 3-5 seconds. Practical tips include storyboarding visions, investing in quality audio equipment, and ensuring the person filming also edits for continuity. The key lessons are that great content can make up for imperfect technology, and the goal is to help clients tell compelling stories.
- Social media is an important tactic for organizations to connect with current and potential students and learn what they are saying. However, it should not be an objective itself, but rather used to achieve goals like recruitment, enrollment, or engagement.
- When using social media, it is important to be authentic, conversational, responsive to students, and avoid being rude. Organizations should also watch how students use social platforms first before engaging fully and should measure their results.
- While social media is not traditionally part of some jobs, it is important to recognize that students are online and to carve out time dedicated to social media as part of the work. Organizations are in a customer service business and social media allows them to
Social Media in 15 Minutes: How to do it all without going crazy!Jacqueline Wolven
This document provides tips for businesses and organizations to grow their social media presence in a time-efficient way without becoming overwhelmed. It recommends focusing on one platform at a time for 15 minutes and setting a timer. Key tasks that can be accomplished in 15 minutes include writing a blog post, scheduling 5 Facebook posts and images, tweeting 3 times, and adding 5 connections on Google+. Tools like Hootsuite, Buffer, and Facebook's scheduling feature are suggested to save time. Statistics from Google Analytics and Facebook should be reviewed regularly to assess effectiveness.
Jacqueline Wolven providing tips how to get your organization promoted locally. Your organization might not have big news every month, but that shouldn't stop you from telling your small stories online to the press and to your membership. Tools, tips, and resources for getting your message out on a continual basis - even when you have nothing new happening!
How you can really be effective using social media in 15 minutes. This presentation is geared to the small business person, realtor, or micro entrepreneur.
Social media is not a full time job for most people and they need to know how to actually get it done quickly. This rapid fire presentation shows what can actually be done in 15 minutes a day to get your message out there and build relationships.
Facebook is a popular social media platform with over 955 million users who spend on average 7 minutes and 46 seconds per day on the site. The document provides tips for effectively marketing a business on Facebook, including creating an engaging page, posting photos and videos, being relevant and useful to users, running contests and promotions, posting at optimal times, integrating with other platforms, and measuring performance using Facebook Insights. The key is to be engaging, incentivize users, advertise appropriately, and commit ongoing time to be successful on Facebook.
Blog Right - Starting A Blog for Small Business/Writers/BloggersJacqueline Wolven
This document contains the notes from a presentation or workshop about blogging basics and personal branding. It discusses why people should blog, different types of blog posts to write, how to craft blog posts, how often to blog, things to avoid, and using an editorial calendar to plan content. Developing a personal brand and visual identity for a blog is also covered. The goal is to provide information and exercises to help people understand the fundamentals of blogging and building an audience.
The document provides information about Twitter and Instagram, including:
- Twitter has over 300 million monthly active users who tweet 500 million tweets per day. Instagram has over 300 million monthly active users who share 70 million photos per day.
- The documents define key terms used on each platform, such as tweets, hashtags, retweets, and likes. It also offers best practices for using each platform, including posting engaging content and at optimal times.
- Metrics and analytics are discussed to help understand followers and measure engagement. Popular hashtags and influencers are also presented for different industries, including nonprofits.
The document discusses the importance and challenges of using social media for businesses, specifically bed and breakfast establishments. It provides tips for setting up social media profiles, blogging regularly with interesting personal stories, and engaging with customers and other industry professionals online. The presentation emphasizes using social media to build authentic relationships rather than just for advertising or sales.
How to implement social media into your nonprofit's marketing plan and why there is no reason not to. This presentation also includes creative strategies I've seen being used by other companies and nonprofits.
Employees are Social Media Marketers, Too! (they just don't know it yet)Gia Lyons
The document outlines steps that companies can take to leverage employees as social media marketers. It discusses how employees often unintentionally commit social media mistakes and provides examples. It then presents a recovery plan for companies to find their social media-savvy employees, create online communities to share best practices, lead and engage employees on social media use, share marketing plans with employees, and reward positive social media behaviors. The goal is to energize and grow the employee social media community to benefit the company's branding and marketing efforts.
This document provides tips for giving an effective talk at a WordCamp conference. It recommends understanding the audience and their needs or problems, having a clear goal for the talk in moving the audience from their current state to understanding a point, and practicing frequently to build confidence. It also stresses preparing extensively for any technical difficulties, being passionate about the topic, and staying true to your authentic self.
Finding My Voice + Learning to Trust my Gut - from LeanIN Toronto LaunchTara Hunt
I gave this talk at the LeanIN Toronto Launch party on September 24 to a group of 300 amazing women. It is all about finding your voice and being yourself and not letting anyone else tell you otherwise.
The document discusses the future of search and how search engine optimization (SEO), social media, and public relations (PR) are converging. It emphasizes that relationships are key in this new marketing landscape and that creating relevant content and stories, building trust as a thought leader, and participating in conversations where an audience is present are important. When companies become authorities by doing these things, their content gets discovered organically as it gets shared and relationships are built.
January 2015 - Presentation slides by Noisy Little Monkey. Training took place at Bath College providing tips, tricks and training on social media and email marketing.
Social Media for Nonprofits, PodCamp Boston 5Marc A. Pitman
Here are the slides that were the background of my presentation on using social media for nonprofit marketing and fundraising. The real session was an hour long conversation with the audience, podcamp-style.
Make More Time For Falconry; Digital Marketing Hacks and HabitsWayne Barker
My latest presentation from Drink Digital. This time I tackled the importance of working smarter not harder so that you can make time for the more important things in life.
From removing the avalanche of email and distractions many people have the secret to productivity. In reality most use their to do lists as a crutch.
Mastering hacks and turning them into habits is the real key.
Lou's Labs provides a summary of self-promotion strategies including networking, direct outreach, referrals, speaking, writing, and web strategies. Specific tips are given for each strategy, such as using the 50/50 networking rule, the VITL approach for direct outreach, and a 3-part process for planning, creating, and sharing written content. The document concludes by offering a free strategy session for applicants to discuss applying these self-promotion techniques to their own business.
Get the FREE CHEAT SHEET: http://notsofreakyuniversity.com/gaddie-coffee-cs
Far too much time is wasted in coffee shop meetings. Sure, it feels great to meet someone over coffee to discuss potential business opportunities. But, when you get there, more often than not, the conversation falls off topic, interruptions cause distractions and, before you know it, the meeting is over and you’ve achieved nothing.
Get the FREE CHEAT SHEET: http://notsofreakyuniversity.com/gaddie-coffee-cs
This document provides a 55-minute overview of social media best practices. It discusses how different social media platforms have evolved from focusing on plain text to images to audio to video as communication technologies advanced. Key concepts discussed include focusing on your audience rather than yourself, creating content around topics your audience will find interesting, and capturing moments, traditions, and successes to share on social media. The goal is for readers to learn how traditional communication theory still applies to social media and to leave with an action plan to improve their social media outreach.
Upcycle and Batch Your Podcast and Video Content MeetEdgar
To win in the world of online marketing, I’ve learned you need to stick to the basics. Find the message that connects with your community. Distribute it.
Yup- It really can be that simple.
So we’re keeping it #basic in our content batching party for podcasts and YouTube.
BASICally, we’re going to take action with your existing content to skyrocket your discoverability. And we’re doing this all with a focus on upcycling for Youtube and podcasts.
Why these two? Glad you asked!
Because they’re prime real estate (I’m talking beachfront property prime here!) for taking your winning content and scaling it with the power of voice.
We’ll then take a look at feeding your new content automatically back into Edgar to distribute onto social media.
NY Jewish Teen Program Social Media Boot Camp: Summer PlanningLisa Colton
This document provides guidance on leveraging social media during a summer program to promote engagement and marketing for the following year. It recommends focusing social media efforts on target audiences like current and past participants and their parents. Suggested tactics include using images and video to show the program experience, encouraging participants to share using program hashtags, playing games to generate engagement, and linking social media content back to the program website to grow the mailing list for next year. The goal is to get people who have a need for the program to know, like, and trust it through social media interactions over the summer.
Friends, Fans & Fun Creating A Marketing Wildfirekimmikay
This presentation was geared towards those interested in learning about the basics of social networking, gaining some ideas and suggestions on using social networking for marketing their business. Presented at the Louisiana Southeast Small Business Development Center and the VISION Hi-Tech Training & Expo for the Mo/Kansas Automotive Service Association.
How you can really be effective using social media in 15 minutes. This presentation is geared to the small business person, realtor, or micro entrepreneur.
Social media is not a full time job for most people and they need to know how to actually get it done quickly. This rapid fire presentation shows what can actually be done in 15 minutes a day to get your message out there and build relationships.
Facebook is a popular social media platform with over 955 million users who spend on average 7 minutes and 46 seconds per day on the site. The document provides tips for effectively marketing a business on Facebook, including creating an engaging page, posting photos and videos, being relevant and useful to users, running contests and promotions, posting at optimal times, integrating with other platforms, and measuring performance using Facebook Insights. The key is to be engaging, incentivize users, advertise appropriately, and commit ongoing time to be successful on Facebook.
Blog Right - Starting A Blog for Small Business/Writers/BloggersJacqueline Wolven
This document contains the notes from a presentation or workshop about blogging basics and personal branding. It discusses why people should blog, different types of blog posts to write, how to craft blog posts, how often to blog, things to avoid, and using an editorial calendar to plan content. Developing a personal brand and visual identity for a blog is also covered. The goal is to provide information and exercises to help people understand the fundamentals of blogging and building an audience.
The document provides information about Twitter and Instagram, including:
- Twitter has over 300 million monthly active users who tweet 500 million tweets per day. Instagram has over 300 million monthly active users who share 70 million photos per day.
- The documents define key terms used on each platform, such as tweets, hashtags, retweets, and likes. It also offers best practices for using each platform, including posting engaging content and at optimal times.
- Metrics and analytics are discussed to help understand followers and measure engagement. Popular hashtags and influencers are also presented for different industries, including nonprofits.
The document discusses the importance and challenges of using social media for businesses, specifically bed and breakfast establishments. It provides tips for setting up social media profiles, blogging regularly with interesting personal stories, and engaging with customers and other industry professionals online. The presentation emphasizes using social media to build authentic relationships rather than just for advertising or sales.
How to implement social media into your nonprofit's marketing plan and why there is no reason not to. This presentation also includes creative strategies I've seen being used by other companies and nonprofits.
Employees are Social Media Marketers, Too! (they just don't know it yet)Gia Lyons
The document outlines steps that companies can take to leverage employees as social media marketers. It discusses how employees often unintentionally commit social media mistakes and provides examples. It then presents a recovery plan for companies to find their social media-savvy employees, create online communities to share best practices, lead and engage employees on social media use, share marketing plans with employees, and reward positive social media behaviors. The goal is to energize and grow the employee social media community to benefit the company's branding and marketing efforts.
This document provides tips for giving an effective talk at a WordCamp conference. It recommends understanding the audience and their needs or problems, having a clear goal for the talk in moving the audience from their current state to understanding a point, and practicing frequently to build confidence. It also stresses preparing extensively for any technical difficulties, being passionate about the topic, and staying true to your authentic self.
Finding My Voice + Learning to Trust my Gut - from LeanIN Toronto LaunchTara Hunt
I gave this talk at the LeanIN Toronto Launch party on September 24 to a group of 300 amazing women. It is all about finding your voice and being yourself and not letting anyone else tell you otherwise.
The document discusses the future of search and how search engine optimization (SEO), social media, and public relations (PR) are converging. It emphasizes that relationships are key in this new marketing landscape and that creating relevant content and stories, building trust as a thought leader, and participating in conversations where an audience is present are important. When companies become authorities by doing these things, their content gets discovered organically as it gets shared and relationships are built.
January 2015 - Presentation slides by Noisy Little Monkey. Training took place at Bath College providing tips, tricks and training on social media and email marketing.
Social Media for Nonprofits, PodCamp Boston 5Marc A. Pitman
Here are the slides that were the background of my presentation on using social media for nonprofit marketing and fundraising. The real session was an hour long conversation with the audience, podcamp-style.
Make More Time For Falconry; Digital Marketing Hacks and HabitsWayne Barker
My latest presentation from Drink Digital. This time I tackled the importance of working smarter not harder so that you can make time for the more important things in life.
From removing the avalanche of email and distractions many people have the secret to productivity. In reality most use their to do lists as a crutch.
Mastering hacks and turning them into habits is the real key.
Lou's Labs provides a summary of self-promotion strategies including networking, direct outreach, referrals, speaking, writing, and web strategies. Specific tips are given for each strategy, such as using the 50/50 networking rule, the VITL approach for direct outreach, and a 3-part process for planning, creating, and sharing written content. The document concludes by offering a free strategy session for applicants to discuss applying these self-promotion techniques to their own business.
Get the FREE CHEAT SHEET: http://notsofreakyuniversity.com/gaddie-coffee-cs
Far too much time is wasted in coffee shop meetings. Sure, it feels great to meet someone over coffee to discuss potential business opportunities. But, when you get there, more often than not, the conversation falls off topic, interruptions cause distractions and, before you know it, the meeting is over and you’ve achieved nothing.
Get the FREE CHEAT SHEET: http://notsofreakyuniversity.com/gaddie-coffee-cs
This document provides a 55-minute overview of social media best practices. It discusses how different social media platforms have evolved from focusing on plain text to images to audio to video as communication technologies advanced. Key concepts discussed include focusing on your audience rather than yourself, creating content around topics your audience will find interesting, and capturing moments, traditions, and successes to share on social media. The goal is for readers to learn how traditional communication theory still applies to social media and to leave with an action plan to improve their social media outreach.
Upcycle and Batch Your Podcast and Video Content MeetEdgar
To win in the world of online marketing, I’ve learned you need to stick to the basics. Find the message that connects with your community. Distribute it.
Yup- It really can be that simple.
So we’re keeping it #basic in our content batching party for podcasts and YouTube.
BASICally, we’re going to take action with your existing content to skyrocket your discoverability. And we’re doing this all with a focus on upcycling for Youtube and podcasts.
Why these two? Glad you asked!
Because they’re prime real estate (I’m talking beachfront property prime here!) for taking your winning content and scaling it with the power of voice.
We’ll then take a look at feeding your new content automatically back into Edgar to distribute onto social media.
NY Jewish Teen Program Social Media Boot Camp: Summer PlanningLisa Colton
This document provides guidance on leveraging social media during a summer program to promote engagement and marketing for the following year. It recommends focusing social media efforts on target audiences like current and past participants and their parents. Suggested tactics include using images and video to show the program experience, encouraging participants to share using program hashtags, playing games to generate engagement, and linking social media content back to the program website to grow the mailing list for next year. The goal is to get people who have a need for the program to know, like, and trust it through social media interactions over the summer.
Friends, Fans & Fun Creating A Marketing Wildfirekimmikay
This presentation was geared towards those interested in learning about the basics of social networking, gaining some ideas and suggestions on using social networking for marketing their business. Presented at the Louisiana Southeast Small Business Development Center and the VISION Hi-Tech Training & Expo for the Mo/Kansas Automotive Service Association.
The document discusses strategies for growing a business through publicity and engagement, including finding and engaging influencers, turning disappointed customers into fans, and getting people to open emails. It provides steps for different strategies like creating relationships with reporters, creating testimonials, getting social reviews, doing podcasts, writing blog posts, and more. The overall goal is to generate publicity and exposure for a business through various online and offline methods.
The document outlines strategies for gaining publicity and exposure through influencers, existing work, testimonials, social reviews, podcasts, blog posts, interviews, and opt-ins. It includes tips for each strategy such as creating relationships with reporters, highlighting past work, incentivizing reviews, finding other podcast guests to connect with, pitching guest blog posts, recycling interviews, and exchanging content for contact information. The overall goal is to generate engagement and publicity across multiple channels.
Presentation sharing key insights into how to leverage your network to make the most of your career, existing job and any other moment in your life with actionable pro tips for a pro networker.
Social Media Presentation for Student Support Servies at JDCCCarol Bates
This presentation covers the fantastic five: Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Presented by carolhbates for Student Support Services at Jefferson Davis Community College.
The document discusses social media and provides advice for non-profits on effectively using social media. It emphasizes the importance of being strategic and selective with limited resources, focusing social media efforts where an organization's supporters are already active. It also stresses having a content plan for each channel while still being flexible to take advantage of opportunities, and breaking down silos within an organization to better coordinate social media messaging. The overall message is that social media is about engaging people and that an organization needs to come back to focusing on the basics of their mission through their social media activities.
This document summarizes a presentation about raising gifted kids in a digital age. The presentation discusses challenges like failing to succeed and empowering kids through technology. It also covers protecting kids from inappropriate content while also empowering them. Additionally, the presentation addresses controlling a child's digital identity and footprint by searching for themselves online, cleaning up unflattering content, and creating favorable online profiles and content. The overall message is the importance of preparing children for navigating the digital world.
Relationships and Workforce Readiness by Craig McClay, Elizabeth Pufall Jones...America's Promise Alliance
America's Promise Alliance Community Convention 2016
Relationships and Workforce Readiness
This interactive session explored how relationships shape best practices and positive youth development in workforce readiness programs. Participants watched short, documentary-style films that capture the experiences of young adults who participated in Youth Opportunity Fund grantee programs. Researchers from the Center for Promise, joined by Youth Opportunity Fund grantee staff and youth, provided insights into its research about how webs of support encourage the development of workforce readiness.
Created by
Craig McClay, Center for Promise
Elizabeth Pufall Jones, Center for Promise
Sean Flanagan, Center for Promise
Robin Frank presented on effectively networking. The presentation covered 17 tips for networking including finding networking opportunities, starting conversations, following up, and connecting on social media. Frank provided 30 conversation starters and discussed being an engaging person through body language, attitude, and facilitating connections between others. The session aimed to help attendees feel more comfortable networking.
This document summarizes 8 secrets for job searching that are not commonly shared. It begins with addressing someone who recently lost their job and providing reassurance. It then outlines the 8 secrets: 1) Identify targeted companies, 2) Research those companies, 3) Conduct informational interviews, 4) Network offline, 5) Network online, 6) Create visibility, 7) Contact potential employers, and 8) Utilize referrals and connections. The author is introduced as a career coach who helps professionals find fulfilling jobs through personal coaching and programs.
This document provides an overview of social media options for psychologists to use for their business. It discusses the goals of using social media to get more clients, build networks, and increase reputation. The top social media platforms covered are Facebook, Twitter, blogging, YouTube, and Pinterest. For each platform, the document explains what it is used for, the level of work involved, and tips for using each effectively as a psychologist. The key is choosing 1-2 platforms to start with and posting engaging, useful content on a consistent basis.
This document outlines the agenda and content covered in COMM 202, a career fundamentals course taught by Samyta Rai. The agenda included discussing the course timeline, how to network effectively, conducting informational interviews, and setting action items. For networking, tips were provided around preparing for events, having self-aware conversations, and following up afterwards. Students were also assigned a networking reflection and setting up informational interviews. The goal of the informational interviews is to learn about different careers and industries while making new connections.
The document provides an overview of social media and how businesses can utilize different social media platforms like Google, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube to connect with customers and grow their business. It discusses setting up profiles on each platform, how to engage audiences, tips for regular posting times, and using social media as a way to position yourself as an expert in your industry. The overall goal is to use social media to build relationships and remind customers of your business through an integrated online presence.
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The document discusses developing a campaign to help people accept their identity and individuality. It provides background research on factors that influence identity, such as family, appearance, and culture. It also discusses how society often pressures people, especially women, to conform to certain norms. The document outlines plans to create promotional materials like posters, radio ads, and a TV commercial with the message that people should accept themselves and not feel they need to change to please others or fit in. The goal is to empower individuals to develop their identity and be creative and authentic versions of themselves.
The document discusses developing a campaign to help people accept their identity and individuality. It provides background research on factors that influence identity, such as family, appearance, and culture. It also discusses how society often pressures people, especially women, to conform to certain norms. The document outlines plans to create promotional materials like posters, radio ads, and a TV commercial with the goal of empowering people to embrace who they truly are rather than feeling they need to change to please others or fit in.
AI Transformation Playbook: Thinking AI-First for Your BusinessArijit Dutta
I dive into how businesses can stay competitive by integrating AI into their core processes. From identifying the right approach to building collaborative teams and recognizing common pitfalls, this guide has got you covered. AI transformation is a journey, and this playbook is here to help you navigate it successfully.
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Nathalie zal delen hoe DEI en ESG een fundamentele rol kunnen spelen in je merkstrategie en je de juiste aansluiting kan creëren met je doelgroep. Door middel van voorbeelden en simpele handvatten toont ze hoe dit in jouw organisatie toegepast kan worden.
During the budget session of 2024-25, the finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, introduced the “solar Rooftop scheme,” also known as “PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana.” It is a subsidy offered to those who wish to put up solar panels in their homes using domestic power systems. Additionally, adopting photovoltaic technology at home allows you to lower your monthly electricity expenses. Today in this blog we will talk all about what is the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana. How does it work? Who is eligible for this yojana and all the other things related to this scheme?
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50 million companies worldwide leverage WhatsApp as a key marketing channel. You may have considered adding it to your marketing mix, or probably already driving impressive conversions with WhatsApp.
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Ellen Burstyn: From Detroit Dreamer to Hollywood Legend | CIO Women MagazineCIOWomenMagazine
In this article, we will dive into the extraordinary life of Ellen Burstyn, where the curtains rise on a story that's far more attractive than any script.
The Most Inspiring Entrepreneurs to Follow in 2024.pdfthesiliconleaders
In a world where the potential of youth innovation remains vastly untouched, there emerges a guiding light in the form of Norm Goldstein, the Founder and CEO of EduNetwork Partners. His dedication to this cause has earned him recognition as a Congressional Leadership Award recipient.
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Adani Group's Active Interest In Increasing Its Presence in the Cement Manufa...Adani case
Time and again, the business group has taken up new business ventures, each of which has allowed it to expand its horizons further and reach new heights. Even amidst the Adani CBI Investigation, the firm has always focused on improving its cement business.
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Business analysis - Prescriptive analytics Introduction to Prescriptive analytics
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4. • Post about how you’ve benefitted
• Be the TRAILER and not the movie
• Inspire others with your lifestyle
• Let your team help you share info
• Blast your sign-up link online
• Send unsolicited links to people
• Fire hose everyone with information
• Try to explain the business by yourself
STICK TO THE GAMEPLAN
DON’T DO
5. ① Pique Interest
Be energetic & passionate
Be honest
② Share Opportunity w/ Tool
Use website, video, or live event
Watch it with them if possible
③ 3-Way
Connect them w/ leadership
They will see the big picture
Leverage experience to answer
questions
A COMPLETE EXPOSURE
TOUCH EACH BASE IN ORDER TO SCORE
6. • “I’m crazy busy right now, but I’m
working on something big and want to
fill you in on it.”
• “A business opportunity just came
across my desk, and you were the first
person that came to mind.”
• “A partner and myself are building a
huge project right now, and I want to
get your opinion on it.”
• Have a sense of urgency
• Approach those whom you have a
relationship with
• Get phone number if online
1ST BASE: PIQUE INTEREST
Examples
7. • “Will you be at home with a computer
at 8:30?”
• “You have to see this! If I come over,
would you check it out with me?”
• “I wanted to share this with you,
because I’ve seen an opportunity for
me to do something more with my life
and become financially free!”
• “I want to spend more time with my
family and help others do the same.
This is going to be my vehicle to do
that!”
1) Clear their schedule
2) Use “If I ___, Would You ____?”
3) Contact at the time via phone or Skype
4) Share the link to the tool
5) Give them your WHY
6) Schedule follow-up
I’ll call you back in 10 minutes
2ND BASE: SHARE THE BUSINESS
Examples
8. • “Our team is amazing, and I’m learning
a lot from our leadership! He’s free
right now, hold on…”
• “The support I’ve received has helped
me grow immensely both mentally and
financially. Your network determines
your net worth, and I’d like to connect
you with my team.”
• “My mentor actually just called me.
Hold on I’ll 3-way him in.”
• Let them know this is bigger than you!
• Leverage your leaders’ experience
• Learn the correct answer to questions
• Get their ?’s answered FOR you
• Don’t ask for permission. JUST DO IT!
Give your sponsor a heads up so they
will be expecting the 3-way
Group video chats are AWESOME!
• Skype or Google Hangouts
3RD BASE: DO A 3-WAY CALL
Examples
9. CLOSE YOUR NEW TEAM MEMBER
IT’S UP TO YOU. CONFIDENTLY WELCOME THEM TO THE FAMILY.
• Ask questions to direct them to signing themselves up
“Do you see an opportunity for yourself?”
“Would $100 keep you from taking that opportunity?”
• Assume that they are ready to roll
“Awesome, well let’s get you going!”
• Shoot pass the close, and discuss the things you’ll do together AFTER they get signed up
“We’re having a team trip to Miami in July, and it’s going to be great celebrating our
progress together. I’ll give you the info once you get enrolled!”
“I was looking to get some strong, like minded people on my team early. I’m glad that
we’re going to be able to build this together! Let me know once you get enrolled so I can
send you our team’s business plan.”
10. • Your MAIN goal is complete exposures
• Sign-ups is NOT the goal. They are a
by-product of doing this properly.
• Let NO’s fuel you to success.
Set a goal for how many exposures
you want to do each day.
FOCUS ON YOUR GOALS