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Tag Archives: Kelly Vandever
How To Write A Twitter Message:Abbreviations
What You Say If You Want To Abbreviate When You Tweet I asked contributor and social media expert Kelly Vandever to tell us which Twitter abbreviations that she commonly uses. Here is Kelly’s response. “This is not very exciting, but … Continue reading
Posted in Writing/How To Write letters, notes,articles, email, books
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Public Speaking: Advice From Professional Speakers: Part II
Public Speaking Tips From Professional Speakers Whether you give speeches as a Toastmaster, a public official, or a organizational leader, we believe you will profit from advice from professionals who get paid for speech making. Below are four more responses … Continue reading
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Tagged Dez Thornton, gene griessman, give a speech, how to give a speech, Jo Ann Canada, Kelly Vandever, Lincoln on Communication, Marty Mercer, public speaking, public speaking tips, speech, speech making, speech-giving, Speeches, tips for public speaking, Toastmasters, Tricia Molloy, Wendy Kinney
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