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An Actor’s Guide to Avoiding 5 Common Mistakes in Virtual Sales

Julie Hanson

Touching Your Face, Your Hair, or Your Head) In film or tv, if a character repeatedly touches their hair or head it’s typically to indicate that they are nervous or vain. Forgetting the Camera Is the Eyes of your Audience Have you ever been watching a film or television show and felt like the actor was talking directly to you?

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As the Head Coach - Practice for Sales Success - It's Your Job

Anthony Cole Training

Here is a typical week for a football team prior to performance: Sunday - review game films from previous day - about 2 hours. Monday - 30 minutes of class time wiht a position coach, 2 hours of on-field practice, 30 minutes of film review. hours of on field practcie, 30 minutes to an hour of film study or playbook review.

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Virtual First Impression: 5 Secrets from the Stars

Julie Hanson

Most of the stars you see had to audition on film or video to make it past the eyes of critical casting directors and onto your screen. For workshops, keynotes, and events, get in touch with us here. * To ensure you’re making a strong first impression, look no further than your television screen. Want more help Selling on Video? .

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Get Your “Foot in the Door” with this Sales Cold Email Template

Zoominfo

For one, we were filming a cold email course. Books, courses, seminars, workshops, etc.?). And there was one other roadblock: traditional cold email is illegal in Japan. Meaning, we could only contact public emails or contact forms provided on company websites. You’re probably wondering: why Tokyo? Best, (signature).

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Will You Grasp the Opportunity to Live Your Calling?

Smooth Sale

After the event, I began to travel and film with Powerteam international as their employee. They flew me out to film for a few hours, and I created a highlight video. They hosted all types of events, from private jet masterminds, conferences, workshops, mansion masterminds, etc. I’ll be forever grateful for the experience.

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[TEMPLATE] How to Start a Conversation Using the “Foot-in-the-Door” Email

DiscoverOrg Sales

FYI, here’s the details on Japan’s spam laws: Reason #2) We were filming a cold email course in Tokyo. Books, courses, seminars, workshop, etc.?). Remember, by law, we could only send this message to publicly available “team” emails like hi@company.com and basic contact forms on websites. The odds were stacked against us.

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Cheating for the Camera to Communicate Clearly On Video

Julie Hanson

As they say in film, if the camera doesn’t see it, it didn’t happen. For workshops, keynotes, and events, get in touch with us here. * Not their image on your screen, not your slides, not your own image, the camera! If you are not looking at the camera, you are not connecting, bottom line. If It’s Not On Camera, It Doesn’t Exist.

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