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Old 01-09-2007, 07:54 AM   #1
eelman
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What do you want to see?

Looking for some input, Not a flame war...

Anyway, recently it has been mentioned to me that less and less people attending seminars enjoy just looking at photos of dead fish. I have in the past used more photos of friends than of myself and I may eliminate dead fish pics all together..So, does it get old to you seeing the same guy just flash fish after fish in a program? or do you want to see that? Or would you rather leave the seminar with solid information you can put to use. Do you need to see the pics of the fish to trust the guy? when you see a show where the speaker just shows shot after shot of dead fish does it bug you? One other Question, as long as the info is solid , do you care if the guy is really entertaining or injects humor? or is the solid info all you care about! How many times do you want to hear about so and so's 30 or 40lber thats yesterdays news??

I have a few shows this year and I am looking to simply give the best info I can, I am fairly new at it still and just trying to put the best foot forward.

Any and all thoughts on this are apreciated...Thanks..Bill
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