These days, the art of gathering virtually has never been more important, and involves much sought-after organizational and hosting skills. In this post, we offer 10 Top Tips for creating and leading meaningful, memorable virtual meeting experiences, no matter what size the group.
In-person events may be on pandemic-hold, but productive and highly enjoyable gatherings can still be organized online, including guest speakers, entertainment, and the active engagement of participants. It’s all about learning the tools to create and manage events virtually, a trend that is predicted to continue long after the pandemic ends.
For the first time, Impagination’s archive of 30 years of Great Greetings™ came out of the vault and went on display to honor the collection, creativity and story behind each campaign.
Win over any crowd with these tips guaranteed to make your next presentation a winner!
I heard a story on NPR some time ago about New England fishermen working with scientists to develop a “smart” fishing net. This net would allow them to trap the plentiful flatfish in the Gulf of Maine, like sole and flounder, while avoiding endangered species like cod. It brought to mind the “nets” businesses cast in their attempts..
While colorful language can spice up your communication, is there commonly-used terminology in your industry that sometimes spills over into conversations with uninitiated clients?
A client started a New Year conversation with a startlingly simple question that led to a powerful conversation. This kind of conversation is the easiest way to deepen relationships with the people who matter most to you and your business.
Loyal clients translate into more referrals, bigger profits, greater lifetime revenue and ultimately increased brand recognition. Here are 10 client engagement tips to get you started.
While priceless surprises certainly don’t hurt, often something small, simple and well timed can go a long way in helping you cultivate lasting and rewarding relationships with your best clients or customers.
