Business English lesson: describing products with descriptive vocabulary

This business English video tip is about describing products. You may need to do this for a potential customer. It could be for a sales presentation or meeting or you might be writing marketing material. One incredibly important thing to remember is to use strong, descriptive adjectives and adverbs. This will add power to your presentation. It will help bring your product alive and make the presentation, sales meeting or marketing literature a lot more effective.
In the video, I use an example of a review of the iPhone 6 which Stephen Fry wrote for The Guardian. You can read the full review here:
www.theguardian.com/technology...
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[@paulos.martinsjr.339]

Excellent! Congrats mate!

[@lilianacacho5352]

i really thought that it was difficult but you explained a lot and in easy way

[@fallenark]

Happy to hear that. Thanks a lot for the feedback. :-)

[@syakirahzainal9845]

I learned a lot from this video, thank you.

[@fallenark]

Great to hear that. Thanks for the feedback. If you have ideas for other videos that would be helpful, just let us know.

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Amazing tips!

[@tanayabtb]

Very great video!

[@milanz223]

This video is very useful. I will tell my friend about this video.

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot. Yes, please do spread the word! :-)

[@EduardGeorgadze]

Thanks!! Great info!

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot, Edward.

[@danielzaibidi147]

Thank you.

[@nurfatihah9220]

very helpful! thank you!

[@fallenark]

You're welcome. Thank you for the feedback. Hope the other videos are helpful as well.

[@nurulsyaqirah1610]

very useful. thank you!

[@fallenark]

Hey, thanks for letting me know. Hope you find the other videos useful too.

[@muhammadzahirazmibinkhairo8705]

very helpful ! Thumbs up

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot. Glad it was helpful.

[@echahmohamad3093]

thank you.

[@fallenark]

You're welcome.

[@brijeshtiwari1834]

useful video !!

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot. That's great you found it useful. If you have any ideas for other videos, let me know.

[@Grod77711]

Amazing Video, Keep posting more!!!

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot, Gio Rodriguez. I'm taking a break at the moment, but I will restart again soon.

[@turnuh910]

I'm applying to an incubator. They ask on the application to briefly explain my technology / innovation. Would I use these descriptive adjectives in writing for someone to read.

[@fallenark]

Yes, absolutely. I think it shows enthusiasm and passion for your product! In fact, I took the sentences from a Stephen Fry (written) review. If you have any other questions, just let me know. And good luck with your application.

[@delgadoquirozjosegustavo4001]

you are in my english book

[@nadinebaumann5295]

I have a question Please. Its not in this Video.
Is it right to say: I'm proud about myself or I'm proud of me?

[@fallenark]

Thanks for the question, Nadine. You would say: "I'm proud of myself." Or: "I''m proud of what I've achieved." Or: I''m proud of my achievements." The structure is: proud of + object

[@garrag7735]

You explained very well but you were covering the board! :(

[@fallenark]

+GAR RAG Yes, that's right. Sorry about that. But...if I stand aside when I am talking about each sentence and sometimes you can see the whole text e.g. at 2.45. Anyway, I will try not to do that in future. Thanks for the feedback. :-)

[@guadalupejaramillo9488]

Profe no se ingles, que chingados es name?

[@delgadoquirozjosegustavo4001]

Jajaja

[@jennypowell5178]

The content is great, your body language isn't

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot for the feedback, Jenny. Glad you think the content is great. Why do you think the body language isn't?

[@yomamasofat4000]

Neil Collins dont mind her, shes going around giving every video critiques

[@Hercules718]

I fell asleep. This is not dynamic . Also, buy yourself a new marker !