ZOOM ETIQUETTE
DOs & DON'Ts for Video Calls
Remember when we had all our meetings in person and only used FaceTime to call friends and family? Well, those days are gone. Now even four-year-olds go on Zoom calls and know how to handle Google Meet. And to make those calls effective, not too annoying and actually productive we all need to stick to the rules. Because there are indeed a few Zoom Laws worth knowing..
You will find them in this free cheat sheet!
Do You Zoom By The Rules?
The days of "we are all in this and it's new for everyone, so no one cares" - are officially OVER! Video Calls are the new standard and they take over where in-person meetings left off.
So we all need to play by the rules to make sure we are being heard and make the right impression. And yes, there are rules - an etiquette if you so want - and it makes a lot of sense to know the basics. Because, well video calls are here to stay.
What You Will Get:
➔ A quick list with the most important DOs and DONTs for every video call
➔Easy to follow tricks to make sure you stay on the "right site of the Zoom law"
➔ Free access to the Brand & Video Society on Facebook
➔ An understanding into what digital body language actually means
SEND ME MY COPY OF THE CHEAT SHEETHi there!
My name is Kim Lenar Ehrhardt and I help business owners show up confident and on point for their brands and businesses - on video and camera in general. After over two decades as a TV producer and media exec I know how to sell a story so it gets heard and turns viewers into buyers.
Video has never been more important - from Instagram Reels to website explainer videos or a brand film. There is no way around it. And it starts with every day communications. Video calls are the new standard - but do you know how to "zoom by the rules", so you and your business can shine and impress? A lot of my clients struggled with it - that is why I made this cheat sheet. And as we can all only get better together - I am sending it to everyone who would like to have it!
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"Knowledge is Power", my Dad always says - and he has a point. With 300 Million Zoom calls per day alone - there is a ton of room for mistakes, misunderstandings and endless blabla. Wouldn't it be great if we all zoomed by the same rules?
SPOILER ALERT: A lot is common sense - we just never thought about it!
