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December 2011
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December 30, 2011
Why the Right Color Can Make or Break Your Presentation
Slide colors are important because color affects our mood, which in turn can affect whether or not your audience will agree with you. I was reminded of this
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December 19, 2011
WOW! Top 9 Tricks to Get Retweeted (Please RT!)
Want more of your tweets to be retweeted? The #1 tip is to keep your tweets under 70 characters so that retweeters can add their own comments like
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December 7, 2011
Graph Makeover – Chart of the Day, How Email Use is Changing
The measure of a chart is how quickly it conveys the message while being visually pleasing. Conveying the message is, of course, the main point of
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December 5, 2011
The #1 Best Advice for Choosing PowerPoint Fonts
In my workshops, I’m often asked which is the best font to use on PowerPoint slides. The short answer is to choose a font the way
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