Good lord. Misspelled “relations” there and used these slides in two public presentations without noticing it. Dyslexia for the win!
Also, at the request of Fabio I uploaded the slides to slideshare.net so you can now view them and embed them without having to download the file. Thanks for the tip Fabio!
I mentioned during my last talk in Napa at WITS that I’d post the slides from my talk on the blog, and here they are in PDF format (click here to download the pdf file).
I’ve gotten some great feedback on the presentation from those who’ve seen it and I’ve met some fantastic folks at each venue. If you’d like me to present at a conference or seminar feel free to drop me a line. My email address and cell phone number are, as always, right over there on the left.
Hope you enjoy.
Jeff Lefevere
3 years ago
Great info., Josh. Your fans are a good-looking bunch, too–except for that dude at Lambeau Field.
Jeff
Josh
3 years ago
Yeah, not sure how that slide got in there…
Tim Elliott
3 years ago
Great prezo, Josh (love when people use Keynote and not Powerpoint). And congrats on the book deal! Looking forward to the movie
Fabio Vino24
3 years ago
I have a suggestion: why don’t you use a tool to share your presentation and to give the possibility to embedd it on other blogs? I’d like to present your presentation to my reader. You can use for example http://www.slideshare.net.
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Josh
3 years ago
Tim,
Thanks. I don’t think there will be any movies made about us anytime soon – unless we finance them ourselves, as some Napa wineries are rumored to be doing
Fabio,
Thanks for the tip! Hope this helps.
Dr. Debs
3 years ago
Great presentation, Josh. And the book deal–I’m with Tim. Who will play you in the movie??
Seriously, there was a lot of good information in there, and I think seeing the Google results, and the breakdown of advertising/public relations was very effective.
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