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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Foreword
Six Reasons I’m Telling My Friends About Dynamic Communication
Preface Introduction: Why “Good Communication Skills” Aren’t Enough
Dynamic Communication—What You Really Need Communicating to One Audience Isn’t Enough Three Simultaneous Dynamics, One Giant System Rinse and Repeat Stuff to Read So You Sound Smart: The (Simplified) History of Organizational Communication
Part I: The Bare Basics: Things You Need to Understand About Communication
Chapter 1: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You Perceptions and Reality
The Knowledge Gap Communication History
Chapter 2: Don’t Make Things Awkward: Reduce Uncertainty and Proactively Communicate
Reducing Uncertainty Ambiguous Messages Customer Uncertainty
Chapter 3: Shut Up and Listen!: Skills for Listening to Others
Hearing vs. Listening What You Need to Know About Active Listening Mirroring Is Not Active Listening Strategies for Being a Better Listener
Part II: Sales Machine/Ninja/Badass: Providing Service and Growing Sales
Chapter 4: The Listening Matrix: Sell More by Knowing How Others Listen to You
The Listening Matrix
Chapter 5: Death by Sales Script: Using Outlines to Create Sales Conversations
A Universal Script for Human Interaction Doesn’t Exist The Sales Call Outline The Sales Demonstration
Chapter 6: Be Open 24/7: Panopticon-Style Service
WTF Does This Have to Do with Customer Service?
Part III: Marketing That Educates: Creating Value-Filled, Magnetic Marketing
Chapter 7: Video Marketing: Making Kick-Ass Videos That Educate and Attract
Video Domination Creating Video Campaigns That Educate and Empower Strategies for Video Campaigns
Chapter 8: Winning Webinars: Content That Sells, Converts, Educates, and Supports
Engage Your Employees Serve Your Customers Lead-Generation and Sales Webinars The One-Off For-Profit Webinar The Webinar Series Communication Strategies for Webinar Management
Chapter 9: Go Live!: Livestreaming Strategies and On-Camera Skills
Planning: Before the Stream Executing: During the Stream Repurposing: After the Stream
Part IV: Oh, the Humanity!: Public Communication Strategies That Help You Connect
Chapter 10: Words That Bond: Common Communication Denominators
Shared Experiences Use Synonyms to Make Messages Understandable Jargon and Acronym Suicide Colloquialisms and Conversational Language
Chapter 11: Surround Yourself with the Right People: Networking and Your Pitch
Questions to Get a Conversation Started Bridging the Friend Gap The (Dreaded) Networking or Elevator Pitch The Pitch That Gets Remembered
Chapter 12: Hot Off the Presses: Media, Stories, and Spreading the Word
Interview Etiquette On the Record No Man Is an Island
Chapter 13: When the Sh*t Hits the Fan: Communicating During a Crisis
Sh*t Just Got Real Response Strategy Ongoing Situation Maintenance
Part V: Speak Out, Speak Up: Giving Presentations That Inspire Action
Chapter 14: How to Not Suck on Stage: Delivery Skills for Public Speaking
Stop Boxing Yourself In Eye Contact Enunciation and Pronunciation Paralanguage Nonverbal Barriers Gestures and Movement Quick Practice Tips
Chapter 15: Structure Is Sexy: Organizing Presentation Materials and Speeches
Introductions Conclusions Main Content Organizational Patterns
Chapter 16: Get People to Act: Persuasion and Hugging with Words
Ethos, Pathos, Logos Time to TEMPTaction
Chapter 17: The Organized Mind Buys: Sequencing Content for Persuasive Impact
Step One: Attention Step Two: Establish the Need Step Three: Satisfying the Need Step Four: Visualization Step Five: Call to Action
Part VI: Inner Workings: How to Manage Teams and Meetings and Get Buy-In
Chapter 18: Handle Q&A Like a Boss: Skills for Handling Tough Questions
Repeating the Question Tie Your Original Material into Responses Managing the Time Suckers
Chapter 19: All Hands on Deck!: Effective and Efficient Meetings
Dual-Purpose Meetings Know the Rules of Engagement Agendas Short- and Long-Term Parking The Proverbial Elephant
Chapter 20: Cyber Isn’t a Dirty Word: Managing Virtual Teams
Goals vs. Objectives Avoid Information Hoarding Managing Team Conflict Let’s Get Virtual Virtual Kickoffs
Chapter 21: Get People on Your Side: Communicating for Buy-In
The Magic of Collaboration Creating Unnecessary Distance Inclusive and Exclusive Talk Confirming and Disconfirming Messages
Part VII: Like a Boss: Leading and Managing So People Want to Work For and With You
Chapter 22: Fairness Equals Profit: Tenets of Workplace Equity
Tenet One: People Exchange Work for Rewards Tenet Two: People Actively Search for Empowering Environments Tenet Three: People Feel Stressed When They’re Treated Unfairly Tenet Four: People Who Feel Like They’re Treated Unfairly Will Seek to Balance the Scales
Chapter 23: Feed Me, Seymour!: Delivering Powerful Feedback That Gets Results
Own Your Message Stop Apologizing and Generalizing Be Specific and Behavior-Focused Facilitate the Desired Outcome with Verbal and Nonverbal Harmony Simple Examples of Great Feedback After the Feedback: Mutual Understanding
Chapter 24: Message GPS: Your Communication Has a Direction, and It Matters
Upward Communication Downward Communication Lateral Communication
Chapter 25: Don’t Be a Whiner: Be a Solution Provider
Step One: State the Relevant Facts Step Two: Present the Situation or Problem Step Three: Ask for Help or Offer a Solution Reasonable vs. Incessant Complaints
Part VIII: Retain, Innovate, or Die: Strategies for Employee Retention and Development
Chapter 26: You Better Recognize!: Retaining Talent and Highlighting Employees
Tips to Create a Culture of Innovation Avoid These Phrases Recognizing and Highlighting Awesomeness Free or Low-Cost Recognition Ideas
Chapter 27: Six Steps for Innovation: Cultivating Intrapreneurship
Step One: Identify—Know Your Audience Step Two: Match—Is This the Right Fit/Place/Time? Step Three: Evaluate—Ideas, Ideas, and More Ideas Step Four: Gather—Get Buy-In and Support Step Five: Analyze—Know Your Position, Situation, and Attributes Step Six: Craft and Deliver—Message, Channel, Pitch
Conclusion: Slapping a Bandage on It Doesn’t Work
The Law of Diminishing Marginal Motivation Write It. Do It. Celebrate It
Index
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