Press The Damn Button Keynote Program
The Future Of First Impressions

I was so impressed that I Pressed The Damn Button!
After watching Brian’s Press The Damn Button keynote program at Content Marketing World, I was so impressed that I went into the hallway and pressed the damn button and recorded a post right away! – Dennis Shiao

The Days of Letting Your Work Do The Talking Are Over. You Must Tell Your Story!
In today’s digitally noisy world, people crave an emotional connection to the brands with which they do business. The increased rate of change and the speed of innovation make it harder to stand out to today’s hyper-connected consumers.
In order to capture the attention of more customers, make more sales, and increase awareness for your products and services, you must first tell your authentic story.
In this program, individuals and companies will learn:
- The importance of sharing their story to create trust, awareness, and connection
- How to identify and share what makes them unique How to remove the barriers of needing to be perfect
- How to create meaningful connections with customers and colleagues
- The Principle of Test, Tweak, and Repeat
Who Has Hired Brian?
Travel & Hospitality
AIC Hotel Group, Hard Rock Hotel, Virtuoso Travel, eTourism Summit, Peak 15 Systems, MGM Grand
Enterprise Tech & High Tech
Marketing Industry
Government & Non-Profit
Real Estate & Fintech
B2B & Customer Experience
Entrepreneur & Lifestyle
Leadership & Healthcare
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