I understand how important this investor meeting could be for you. So here I come with some quick tips on how to handle investors, impress them by not trying to impress them and win their hearts and the deal for a mutually beneficial long-term business relationship.

Know your Investor

Before meeting the investor, have a thorough knowledge of the investor, their business and the market scenario.

Make sure you communicate with the right person. It is always best to choose the end person, the decision maker to have your interactions with. And the person whom you are meeting is the most important person and wants to be sure that he makes his investment in the right place. And more likely that he expects you to know everything he knows about. So if he is a tech-savvy person or a communication person, it is always better to have adequate knowledge on the fields that he has his expertise with. Read more…

Just remember that every big multinational competitor company that gives you a nightmare the moment you think of its name, you would have read a million times that they all started in small cubicle office spaces. And a strong positive attitude coupled with a mind-blowing business plan is what you need to win the rat race.

Don’t be an Obstacle

Here, I would like to share a small piece of information. If you are one them who think that video games are the worst enemies for children, please read on….

Have you ever wondered why these kids’ games have repeated boring model of overcoming obstacles and finally winning the game? These games are not mere games but designed with strong concept of training young brains to overcome real life obstacles. And this is definitely the need of the hour in this highly competitive world.
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How long would you take to read a Da Vinci Code? At least about a month? And you watch it in 2 hours!

Even the most complex business concepts can be simplified with video explanations in a short span of time and in a manner that engages the audience. The crux of corporate communication involves constant communication of brand messages through various media and an explainer video plays a critical role in getting your marketing messages across easily. Read more…

Who doesn’t like to watch videos?

Most of the people learn the best when they are engaged! Indeed, research has shown visually demonstrating a new skill or behavior can be an important component in learning.

Learning theories something boring? Bring the video!

We’ve all heard this mantra, “Show it, don’t tell.”

Off all types, video technology has been proven to be a very powerful tool in motivating, engaging and instructing within the educational concept.

Videos are a mixed blessing?

The ability of visual stimuli to communicate is indisputable. It has been proved that data perceived by several organs simultaneously is processed and memorized by our mind much better, faster and easier.

Watching videos; you can just sit back, relax and absorb the information you need with your visual and auditory receptors. Read more…

It is no surprise that many presentations go unrecognized or unworthy mainly because they are not being presented properly. Around the world, there are about thousands of people trying to give a proper presentation, some are great and have a powerful impact on the audiences. But, in today’s creative growing world, it is unimaginable to think about a boring presentation. Now, if you are still wondering what could be the best way to present a great idea, the answer is- “an explainer video.”

An explainer video does not merely explain ideas; they make sure to bring focus and attention and make an idea easy to understand by presenting it in a productive as well as in a creative form of video. Most of the online surfers prefer quick information, instead of scrolling down detailed pages. Even online marketers and executives don’t choose to skim through slide shows and presentations, but if given an option to choose among a slide show presentation or video presentation, they would gingerly agree to watch a video presentation. Such is the case with today’s generation; visuals fill more appeal than long generated content.

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