For the past 24 years, I’ve worked as a professional keynote speaker providing approximately 30 presentations each year to some of the largest companies and associations in the country.
With the emergence of Covid-19 in mid-March, virtual meetings have replaced almost all previous “in-person” meetings.
As a professional speaker now presenting in the virtual world, it’s been an interesting challenge to learn the new technology. To be an effective virtual speaker requires an upgrade to your basic computer and internet equipment.
But this biggest shortcoming I’ve observed is not in the equipment, it is with the presenter.
Therefore, I’ve created a brief blog which outlines a professional speaker’s easy-to-learn three secrets for providing the most effective virtual presentations.
Most of us have recently participated in Zoom Meetings. How was the audio or video? Not good in most cases. Here’s how professional speakers use our experiences at the podium to get great Zoom audio and video…
You just hosted a Zoom presentation. Congratulations. You did it. But you still have one more important detail to complete. Then the job is done. Here are a few tips professional speakers use to complete that last job…
What did you think of the appearance of today’s Zoom speakers? Quite a contrast from looking sharp to totally unacceptable. Here are a few tips professional speakers use and may wish to consider to look your best in front of any audience…
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