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Let's talk swag! 🌟 Swag is meaningful and creates a sense of belonging, but let's be honest - we all have way too many branded water bottles. It's time to think outside the box! I'm curious to hear from you: what's some of the coolest, most unique swag you've ever received or sent out to your team? #Swag #EmployeeEngagement #TeamBuilding

Burnouts Culture 101 “Trade Show Swag Should Not Look Like A Giftshop” Swag should always be intentional, and custom if possible. It can be as simple as a sticker. What have you all found to be a unique swag item your partners loved? #Swag #TradeShow #MSP #ManagedServices #ManagedServiceProvider #Dattocon #ITNation #ASCII #ChannelPro #ITVendor #MSPVendor #Burnouts

Great product demos come in all shapes and sizes. The one commonality with all of my best demo calls - is that they look drastically different from one another. Being able to tailor each demo specifically to what your audience wants to see and asking the right questions to guide what you show is the most important part of creating a great demo experience. “You previously mentioned your initiative around this…” “How does this compare to what you’re doing currently?” “What does this workflow ideally look like to you?” Are all examples of lines of messaging that lead to the best demo experiences.

I also have this question, interestingly enough.

“The coolest thing we’ve seen in swag.” 😎 Kick off your 2024 planning with swag your team will love ✨ We know – it’s not even January yet – but it’s better to be prepared, right? Swag from &Open is easy to send and guaranteed to be worn long after the offsite is over. Book a demo here 👉 andopen.co/swag to see why brands like Intercom, Pleo, and Tines love us, and tick a 2024 thing off your 2023 to-do list ✅ #swagforlife

Trend tracking coming through on this one 👀 We have a team dedicated to tracking what is trending on social right now, ready to help our clients jump when it's appropriate. Sure, not every trend is going to be right for your audience or your brand, but when it does it just works so well. 👌 It's especially exciting to see so many re-shares on Instagram for this one, owing to its relevance to our audience. This is what happens when: 📈 You find an appropriate trend 💡 The idea really represents the brand and the mission 👏 You have a client who is ready to embrace it and move quickly (shout out to Dan Hoyle, Rachel N. and Shar Scott for always being willing to do that! 👏). #ReactiveContent #SocialMedia #TrendTracking

Avoid Miro confusion in your Butter 🧈 breakouts by doing this 👇 Miro is SUPER powerful to use in breakouts. But people often spend a bit of time finding which part of the board they’re supposed to be in. No more! ✋ On Butter, you can define ✨exactly✨ where on your board you want your participants to land when they enter their breakout rooms, which experience buttery smooth for them. 🧈 How? When you set up your Breakout Rooms, you can fully customize the setup for each breakout room. You can specifically set up Room 1 to open up on the same board but at a different Frame from where Room 2, 3, or 4 opens up. Try this when you set up for your next breakout session! And let us know what you think! I’m planning to make more of these short demos, so if there’s a Butter feature you need help figuring out, let me know in the comments. 👇

Creating a product demo video is a great way to showcase the benefits and features of your product in a visually engaging way. It can help potential customers understand how your product works and why they should consider purchasing it.

Throwback Swag! On a flight and this throw back tech pouch was spotted. Talk about the power of GOOD promotional products. This pouch is from around 9 years ago and still going strong. Not bad ROI for $5 🤘! #weareideation #promoinaction #promotionalproducts

The thing about doing product demos that I learned the hard way (so you don’t have to): A lot of first-time founders just show off their product features, going screen by screen. That’s a big mistake. Here’s a better approach : Show how your product actually fixes the problems or specific pain points your customer has. Even better, use a real example and explain how it helped customers A, B, and C. This way, the potential customer can picture how they’d use it themselves. It also gives you a chance to answer any questions before they even ask, which can make the sale faster. This small change makes a huge difference. Pro Tip: After the demo, ask the customer what part of the product they found most useful. This helps you understand their needs better and makes them feel heard. Hope this helps with your next demo! P.S.: What’s one thing you’ve done that made your demos better? Repost if this hit home!