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@yanatweets Taking notes for my call later today!

@annacarmichael_ So much wisdom here, right!

@yanatweets #5 🙌 (sneaky Design Director submission 💀)

@orob super sneaky 😆

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@yanatweets Thanks for the leg work here. This is really useful

@yanatweets I mean, some of these apply and some don't, depending on the delivery of the demo. Doing a demo on zoom is way different than live on stage, or in a small room setting. I've had the greatest success and see Sales Engineers and Sales managers kill it with number 4 alone.

@yanatweets I always have a recorded backup now. So many times something goes wrong, or just poor connectivity from the place you are trying to run the demo.

@yanatweets I don't agree with #6 . There is nothing more convincing than a live demo of a product. Even if it is just using demo data.

@yanatweets So nice of you for compiling this list. Much appreciate it.