Why do long video calls make us so tired? Why does one person come across as so competent online, while another seems flustered and unsure? What kind of background highlights your own expertise? For whom is working from home ideal, and what can we learn from it? And what’s the fastest way to recharge while working remotely?
Meetings via video chat and conference calls are part of everyday life today. Whether via Teams, Zoom, FT, in one-on-one conversations, in a virtual team, in a neighboring town, or on the other side of the globe. But why do so many people find it difficult to communicate effectively?
The first source of irritation can be as simple as the screen background when logging in. But your posture, voice, language, and communication style are also crucial. And that very first impression influences the rest of the conversation and your future relationship with the person you’re talking to online.
In VIRTUAL ONLINE PRESENCE COACHING, you’ll learn all the online presence techniques you need to come across as competent and likable in any situation. From dealing with unstable internet connections to the impact of lighting and sound, all the way to voice and speaking techniques and effective rhetorical skills. You’ll also learn methods for conducting professional remote conversations or moderating sessions with multiple participants. Plus, you’ll discover the most effective ways to recharge during breaks so you can come across as eloquent, professional, and energetic.
First, let’s Google who that is...
As soon as we see a photo, we pigeonhole the person.
But is it the right one? Which box are you put into, and which one would you most like to be in? Does your online presence even match your personality, your ideas, and your experiences? Or would an update make sense? Is there still untapped potential online, across your various social media profiles?
In SOCIAL MEDIA COACHING, we’ll start by taking a look at your online presence.
From X to LinkedIn to Facebook. Where and how people find you, the context in which you appear, who you’re connected to, and what the first impression is like.
Afterward, you’ll receive very specific feedback from us on your online profile.
And then the real work begins: You’ll learn how to navigate the various forms of communication on different social media platforms. This includes choosing the right photos, writing compelling copy, managing links, and protecting your personal data. We’ll develop a virtual personality profile that aligns with who you are and your values.
And if you need new photos, we’ll even arrange a photo shoot with you.