Robert Scoble points to tips from David Hornik, a venture capitalist who attended the recent DEMO conference, about the do’s and dont’s of presenting at DEMO. The participants who are invited to demo their software are given 6 minutes to present to a room filled with venture capitalists and journalists. Even if you never aspire to present to an auditorium filled with people with lots of money who are looking for places to spend it, Robert points out that David’s tips are good for getting your software noticed by early adopters who could give your software an early boost.
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Robert Scoble points to tips from David Hornik, a venture capitalist who attended the recent DEMO conference, about the do’s and dont’s of presenting at DEMO. The participants who are invited to demo their software are given 6 minutes to present to a room filled with venture capitalists and journalists. Even if you never aspire to present to an auditorium filled with people with lots of money who are looking for places to spend it, Robert points out that David’s tips are good for getting your software noticed by early adopters who could give your software an early boost.
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