- 09-08-10
Tenders - Could yours be better?
You’ve spent hundreds of hours perfecting the content of your new business tender. You’ve put blood, sweat and tears into making sure it says all the right things – you’ve dotted all the i’s and crossed all the t’s. It’s perfect.
Until you take a step back and notice how it looks. ‘Could the presentation be better?’ ‘Does it let...More
- 09-08-10
Setting Objectives - 10 Tips on Planning for Success
With the recession biting hard, and ever-greater pressures on limited resources - planning how to find ways to do things better has never been more important.
What could you and your team do better? What are the things you have been working round? What could be lifting you up and carrying you along, but is actually just dragging you down?
What are the things you really need to get sorted,...More
- 09-08-10
PowerPoint - Presentations That Really Work
How to create and give PowerPoint presentations that work
You've already seen enough dull PowerPoint slides to last yourself a lifetime. So why, when it's your turn behind the lectern, do you boot up the same old speech?”
DEATH BY POWERPOINT Angela R. Garber
How does your organisation use PowerPoint to present itself?
Are they clear, entertaining and consistent - or...More
- 09-08-10
E-Comms - 10 tips to get you started
Electronic communications are a great way to keep in touch with a wide range of audiences – from customers and prospects to colleagues and employees.
If you are planning an e-comms campaign, here are 10 points to bear in mind…
1. Plan what you are going to offer
If you want to break free from the junk mail, make sure you put together a mailing that gives your audience...More
- 09-08-10
Briefing - 10 tips for better briefing
Clients often tell us that pulling together a brief for a designer can be quite stressful – but from our experience there really isn’t any need for it to be. You don’t always have to do a lot of preparation, and it certainly doesn’t always need to be a written brief. Here are our 10 tips to help you get the most out of the briefing process.
1. Try not to make your...More
