Take the temperature of your audience consistently

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Take care of your setting I don't like wallpapers and I don't use them. But I always pay attention to what surrounds me. For example, I have the television behind me. And I keep it on, it becomes quite a light point and a trigger point. “Who knows what he will be looking at” . It's also a way to continue bringing the audience into your behind-the-scenes experience. . Use your warm ups to ask questions To ask if everything is ok, to ask if they have doubts or want clarification.

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Linkedin Ads vs Facebook Ads: advertising platforms compared Written by Emanuela Incarbone Share Difficult questions I am a BB company: is it better for me to continue with the proven Facebook funnel or should I try LinkedIn advertising? Won't it cost too much? Won't it be a platform that is still too young? Facebook is now a well-known and well-established platform but, it must be said, also quite crowded. LinkedIn is well known as a professional platform, but it is still rather unexplored territory from an advertising point of view.