To Blog. . . To Present . . . To Survey - WOW!
As you know I operate the website "Presentations That Talk". This website provides the "how to" on how to set up and distribute online voice narrated presentaitons using PowerPoint as the starting point.
Now imagine using your own voice-narrated presentation in your Blog to help explain your the message. Beyond that consider setting up a survey to collect statistical feedback on the presentation.
I set up a voice narrated presentation titled "A Case for $2,000 and oz. Gold". At the end of this presentation I added a survey to understand the statistical distribution of the viewer's investment level in gold. It is interesting to see the results which I make available to all viewers that fill out the survey.
Does the statistical data indicate a continuation of the boom or that it is time for a correction? - I am surprized at the number of viewers that have actually invested some part of their portfolio in gold.
Is the data representative of the general population? - probably not.
Does the data represent the typical investor? - Hmmm?
Is the data statistically valid? - Even with only one week of data collected at the time of this writing the data is statistically valid.
Consider how you too could add a voice narrated presentation to your blog and collect statistical information on the viewers at the same time. Knowing your audiance is fundamental to moving them to the next step and the statistic feedback is thought-provoking to say the least.
To see this online voice narrated presentation on gold and to fill out the survey to see the results for yourself click on the link below.
A Case for $2,000 Gold (click here)
Here is the link to PresentationsThatTalk.com
Now imagine using your own voice-narrated presentation in your Blog to help explain your the message. Beyond that consider setting up a survey to collect statistical feedback on the presentation.
I set up a voice narrated presentation titled "A Case for $2,000 and oz. Gold". At the end of this presentation I added a survey to understand the statistical distribution of the viewer's investment level in gold. It is interesting to see the results which I make available to all viewers that fill out the survey.
Does the statistical data indicate a continuation of the boom or that it is time for a correction? - I am surprized at the number of viewers that have actually invested some part of their portfolio in gold.
Is the data representative of the general population? - probably not.
Does the data represent the typical investor? - Hmmm?
Is the data statistically valid? - Even with only one week of data collected at the time of this writing the data is statistically valid.
Consider how you too could add a voice narrated presentation to your blog and collect statistical information on the viewers at the same time. Knowing your audiance is fundamental to moving them to the next step and the statistic feedback is thought-provoking to say the least.
To see this online voice narrated presentation on gold and to fill out the survey to see the results for yourself click on the link below.
A Case for $2,000 Gold (click here)
Here is the link to PresentationsThatTalk.com
posted by Gary Horsman @ 9:19 AM
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