How to Wow

Proven Strategies for Presenting Your Ideas, Persuading Your Audience, and Perfecting Your Image

By: Frances Cole Jones

Narrated by: Frances Cole Jones

From prominent communication coach Frances Cole Jones comes this indispensable guide in which anyone can learn how to make a spectacular impression in all aspects of their work life -- from giving top notch presentations to dazzling a client to wowing at cocktail parties. It's the go-to handbook for achieving success by making a lasting impression.

Critic reviews

“The invaluable advice in How to Wow guarantees your success in any situation.”—Keith Ferrazzi, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Never Eat Alone

“Wow is not optional. Neither is this book. Buy it, study it, put it into action—and wow your bank account!”—Jeffrey Gitomer, author of Little Red Book of Selling

“No matter if you’re at the top of your game or just starting out, this book will swiftly refocus the message that you are sending to the world.”—David Beal, co-CEO and co-founder, Green Hummingbird Entertainment

“Read How to Wow if you want to change a great idea from a concept to a reality that clearly means business. It’s the best makeover I ever got.”—Veronica Webb, television host

Excellent! How to succeed in business 101

All the great tips you wish you knew delivered in an entertaining storytelling message. A great reference to have handy for all the situations you will find yourself in.

Concise, Simple, Very Useful.

Valuable information for any reader looking to improve their communication skills. Highly recommended for those in the business of conveying ideas and creating influence.

Very Helpful

Insightful and I learned so much. I would recommend to anyone who is wanting to be more professional in their career or just to have a better understanding of social etiquette. Great advice!

How to snore

I found this audio book terribly boring. The author instructs you to obsess over so many minute details that you would almost certainly die of a coronary if you followed each of them. A more accurate title for this book would be "How to obsess over EVERY possible detail when speaking, presenting and interviewing until you have nervous breakdown".

I was constantly wishing she would move on, move on, please move on...but she just kept describing each grain of sand over and over again. As with any book, you are bound to find some useful information, which I certainly did in this one. It's just the fact that you have to endure a painful amount of minutia before getting to anything noteworthy. Once you do, you'll be so bored stiff that you wont care. I have to give it to her though, I was wowed in the end. I thought wow, I can't believe I bought this, and wow, I can't believe I listened to the entire thing. I guess I wanted my money's worth.

This is my first written review after 20 plus good books on Audible. I just felt compelled to warn others after taking one for the team.