© Tweeter Linder 2021 – All rights reserved. Photo by iStock. The pandemic has taught speakers that our virtual/hybrid performances need to be shorter than their physical peers. But one structural challenge remains, the art of finding the optimal length for a sequence that is both exciting and provides enough depth. In this blog post,…
© Tweeter Linder 2021 – All rights reserved. Photo by Istockphoto. Successful virtual/hybrid speakers invest a lot of time preparing for an event. The required preparation time, and an upfront handshake on the expected commitment, are often missing today. Here, you will learn how speakers and event organizers can set expectations on the required time…
© Tweeter Linder 2021 – All rights reserved. Photo by iStock. Virtual speakers benefit from thinking beyond their stationary technology foundation and look at a mobile complement. This setup can come into play as a backup in case something goes wrong with the primary or when traveling and needing a kit that is easy to…
© Tweeter Linder 2021. All rights reserved. Photo by iStock. A virtual event session is a bit like a movie; it needs promotion trailers to maximize attendance. For physical events, the event’s promotion and its speaking sessions are jobs for the event organizers. But for virtual events, speakers should consider taking a more prominent role…
© Tweeter Linder 2021 – All rights reserved. Photo by iStock. The day the pandemic broke out, and all our physical speaking engagements became virtual, we had to learn something new from the ground up. It was a bit like going back to the first day when skiing on the slopes—starting on flat ground, learning…
© Tweeter Linder 2021 – All rights reserved. Photo by iStock Your best speakers need limited support when preparing for an in-person speaking event. They have a base collection of stories, great slides to choose from, and no problems managing last-minute changes. However, they need more support for virtual events on nitty-gritty details when framing…
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