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Use sketchnotes and graphic recording to spread your speech's message
A social speech has the power to extend your message's reach beyond the audience in attendance. And one of the most powerful ways you can do that is by encapsulating that message in a self-contained, easily-shared piece of content: a social object.
A link is a promise. Don't break it.
To your audience, a misleading link isn't just a little wasted time or a dent in their data plan. It's a little tiny betrayal.
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Use sketchnotes and graphic recording to spread your speech's message
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One of the most powerful ways to extend your speech's impact beyond the room is a social object: something that people will share and talk about online. And one terrific social object is a graphic recording: your presentation's key messages and ideas, captured as an image.
A link is a promise. Don't break it.
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To your audience, a misleading link isn't just a little wasted time or a dent in their data plan. It's a little tiny betrayal.
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