How to make a positive impact: Look Good, Sound Good And Leave a Great Impression
How to make a positive impact: Look Good, Sound Good And Leave a Great Impression
Knowing how to tell YOUR story, and make the best use of your TV/Radio/Skype/on line interviews is what what all of us want. So, how do we make it happen?
How to make a positive impact: Look good, sound good and leave a great impression.
How to make a positive impact with your presentation, in front of an audience/on camera/in a meeting. Look good, sound good and leave a great impression. This course, normally over three hours, will help you to:
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When you're faced with an unexpected event or crisis, the WAY you respond speaks volumes about the kind of business and person you are. In this session you will discover:
You will be coached to:
We all KNOW about social media, and we probably use it, but how can we tell if it's working for us? You will discover how to:
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Clare will guide you through step by step.
Your content is key. Things to consider: Who are you writing FOR and why? What do you want your audience to take away?
You're tweeting, but why? Make the most of your 140 characters. Things to consider: What's the 'take out' from your tweet? The headlines and the hashtags can make all the difference.
Remember it's about THEM, not you. Make your posts a 'must read'. Things to consider: What are you giving your LinkedIn contcts?
How to manage your social media, and make Hootsuite work for you. Things to consider: Who gives you inspiration online? Who do you follow?
'Clare did a number of sessions with us. We learned so much, and left feeling confident that we could manage interviews, particularly in a crisis, and use social media in a really positive way. Her sensitivity and energy were fantastic'
'Clare not only taught me how to communicate more clearly and more assertively, she helped me make some other decisions that improved the way I thought about myself, and I learned how to get myself heard more effectively'
'I think it's fair to say that Clare was a bit of a hit here. Delegates thought she was excellent. She was warm and funny, but also very encouraging and professional - and she clearly knows her stuff.'
'Clare builds relationships quickly and is incredibly flexible which is essential when we often only have a short time in which to train senior executives. As she is tri-media skilled and new media savvy; she can interview as a press, radio, TV and online journalist. She has a talent for training delegates from all over the world - identifying quickly what they need, and sensitively managing the situation if English is their second or third language. Not only that, she's entertaining, easy to work with and can adapt to any situation. I highly recommend her as a media trainer.'
'Clare is an outstanding trainer and consultant. I have worked with her on several occasions and have noticed how well she engages the delegates on the courses. She is passionate about her subject and enthuses those around her as well. Clare's ability to respond to questions and different situations as they arise is first rate, meaning that whatever happens in a training course she copes admirably. On top of all this, it is clear that delegates learn from her - I have seen several people thank her for making things so clear and understandable. Clare is a joy to work with - indeed, every time I have worked with her I have come away having learned something too.'
How to make a positive impact: Look good, sound good and leave a great impression.
: We all KNOW about social media, and we probably use it, but how can we tell if it's working for us?
When you're faced with an unexpected event or crisis, the WAY you respond speaks volumes about the kind of business and person you are
Knowing how to tell YOUR story, and make the best use of your TV/Radio/Skype/on line interviews is what what all of us want. So, how do we make it happen?