Sally Speaks: Audience Interaction
June 8, 2010
Sally interacts with the audience in a big way at the Art of Marketing conference in Toronto, Canada. Jagermeister, anyone?
People. Products. Brands. My mission is to uncover what makes these things fascinating, and how we can use those innate qualities to make more persuasive marketing messages. I take this drive to everything I do as a speaker, brand consultant, and author.
I speak to groups in a variety of industries about how fascination can transform the way they do business by making them more persuasive and captivating to their audience.
In my consulting work, I work with brands to determine how to use their unique fascination triggers to form stronger bonds with consumers in a world with the attention span of a goldfish.
Based on a national study by Kelton Research, I developed a book, a company and a unique process for unlocking your strongest assets and using them to improve your business.
June 8, 2010
Sally interacts with the audience in a big way at the Art of Marketing conference in Toronto, Canada. Jagermeister, anyone?
See first-hand how audiences respond to Sally’s unique presentation style and engaging content. Actual endorsements filmed outside of Sally’s events.
June 7, 2010
A reel featuring some of Sally Hogshead’s most recent appearances as a professional speaker, including her work at the Art of Marketing conference in Toronto, Canada.
May 20, 2010
Sally sits for a chat with Jason Falls of Social Media Explorer to find out how Twitter might be helping us communicate better.
Your brain is starting to think a goldfish. Why? Find out in our latest juicy Slideshare.
Sally sits down with New York Times best-selling author Chris Brogan to talk about what’s fascinating in social media messages. (Favorite quote: “If they’re phoning in their life, I’m not listening.”)
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And that’s what I’m talking about! Your Story Matters! Great discussion Chris & Sally!
I saw you on CTV News@Noon and I can say with confidence that any apologizing BP does will completely fall on deaf ears. People couldn’t care less about I am sorry they care about action plan to clean up the mess. I know many people who see through the corporate B.S. and are interested in action more than fluffy words.
I have been watching Ian White for years and his response to your quiz shows exactly what he’s like omitting the lusty part.