A question about asking for permission for the pitch - what do you do if someone says 'no?' If you keep going, it sort of invalidates you asking for their permission. But if other folks say 'yes', then what do you? Do you just politely tell the 'no' person that you're glad they came but you want to pitch the people who are asking? I feel like that's sort of a no-win scenario if someone says 'no'. Thoughts?
Great question, Sarah! I haven't seen anyone reply no before, assuming that the "permission to pitch" is a way to tell the audience I'm about to go into a sales portion of the presentation and ppl are welcome to leave if they aren't interested.
@@sandymann4090 Oh, that's an interesting way to look at it - so any potential naysayers could be politely told that the rest of the webinar just isn't for them, maybe?
This channel has 447.000 subscribers, but after 3 days only 2,744 views and 19 comments? I am curious: How can this be understood? Because other channels with that much subscribers have muuuuuch more views and engagement after 3 days.
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REPLAY. Thank you for helping me in 2020. You literally gave me a reason to get out of bed every day.
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A question about asking for permission for the pitch - what do you do if someone says 'no?' If you keep going, it sort of invalidates you asking for their permission. But if other folks say 'yes', then what do you? Do you just politely tell the 'no' person that you're glad they came but you want to pitch the people who are asking?
I feel like that's sort of a no-win scenario if someone says 'no'. Thoughts?
Great question, Sarah! I haven't seen anyone reply no before, assuming that the "permission to pitch" is a way to tell the audience I'm about to go into a sales portion of the presentation and ppl are welcome to leave if they aren't interested.
@@sandymann4090 Oh, that's an interesting way to look at it - so any potential naysayers could be politely told that the rest of the webinar just isn't for them, maybe?
@@SarahDawnsDesigns I like this approach, going to adopt it if needed
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This channel has 447.000 subscribers, but after 3 days only 2,744 views and 19 comments?
I am curious: How can this be understood?
Because other channels with that much subscribers have muuuuuch more views and engagement after 3 days.
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background blurry?
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