Do you want to close more deals? Do you want to know more about whom you are working with, trying to sell, giving a contract to or maybe you just want to stay in touch with your team and need a great tool to use. We love it and use it daily.
by Kevin James Culp
This week’s business opportunity tool I serve up and the suggestion is Zoom over Skype. Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems.
See, every great meeting starts with a tangible connection and making it via video is in my opinion–priceless. Make your next meeting more enriched and get more from the conversation that just words. Start with their free program and get used to the tool’s navigation. Then, if you need to you can upgrade to a paid plan later on and enjoy!
START YOUR FREE PLAN HERE NOW Zoom business opportunity tool offers a full-featured Basic Plan for free with unlimited meetings. Try Zoom for as long as you like – there is no trial period. Your Basic plan has a 40 minutes time limit on meetings with three or more total participants. Need your group meetings to last longer than 40 minutes? Sign up for a Pro.
Modernize your meeting solution!
Zoom Meetings for desktop and mobile provides the tools to make every meeting a great one.
- Focus on your meeting – click record to leave the note taking to Zoom’s auto-generated, searchable transcripts
- Share and play videos with full audio and video transmit without uploading the content
- Look meeting-ready with Virtual Backgrounds and Touch Up My Appearance
Download Zoom Mobile Apps for iPhone or Android
Download Zoom Client for Meetings
Sources and further reading
- Selling a Work-at-Home or Other Business Opportunity? Revised Rule May Apply to You (Federal Trade Commission): The disclosure document and earnings-claim requirements for sellers.
- Business Opportunity Rule (Federal Trade Commission): What sellers must disclose to buyers of a business opportunity.
- Job Scams (Federal Trade Commission): How fraudulent job and work offers are advertised and how to spot them.
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Further reading: Reuters.
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