Twitter can be used in a variety of ways by speakers and those conducting conferences, seminars and workshops. This guidebook provides several ideas for using Twitter “live” during meetings of all kinds and to enhance a speech. Speakers and meeting organisers can also use Twitter to promote events and deal with post event follow up. This report provides some useful ideas and links for anyone involved in meetings and live events.
Just a couple of months back, the presenter and public speaker Jeremy Jacobs didn’t have a blog. Now, he has a vibrant, well designed, readable and interesting blog that is clearly attracting readers. In the
It’s fairly obvious to most people I meet that blogging has real benefits in terms of establishing and enhancing reputation. In other words, it’s a great public relations tool. If you agree, you’re not alone.
There’s been a load of cheering recently for the success of online shopping. At Christmas, for instance, many High Street stores in the UK reported lower than usual sales with less footflow than the previous
Every day I meet people who want to make their fortune online. They all dream of earning money while they sleep. What they want is a “quick fix”; they want to make a large profit
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