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J D Moore

People love lists of things, particularly "top" lists. There's something about presenting this way that lends the list credibility, even if you pulled it out of your ear and have no real credentials. The audience has at least a subconscious assumption that some external criteria were used to: place the things on the list, decide which things weren't on the list, and pick the order they go in.

Letterman was onto something. And of course his top ten list is one of the more popular parts of his show.

Tom McKay

Thinking in terms of lists (top ten, three best, five things, etc,) also helps us organize our thoughts.

I'm sure Guy would agree, it's much easier to write an article (as I did recently) on "24 Ways to Attract More Clients" than simply write an article about marketing in general.

Much more appealing to the reader/ listener, too!

BTW, the "24 Ways" is a freebie, if anyone's interested.

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very good.

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The worst feeling at university was always watching the lecturer load up his powerpoint slides, and seeing the number of slides counter ticking up, up, up…

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Funny you mention PowerPoint… Kottke linked to this Washington Post article basically condemning PowerPoint for “encourag[ing] ‘faux-analytical’ thinking that favors the slickly produced ‘sales pitch’ over the sober exchange of information.”

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Guy really is the master when it comes to presentation, and marketing in general. His is one of the few blogs I regularly read.

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lol, interesting approach, I think another good idea is to get the audience to interact by giving away stuff to people who ask good questions. Candy Bars, Gold Balls, Bath bombs, stuff like that works well and gets people excited.

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