What NOT to do while sharing screens with potential clients.

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  • Rob
    I'm a great bowler.
    • Nov 2003
    • 13310

    #1

    What NOT to do while sharing screens with potential clients.

    Was giving a presentation this morning to a potential client - several of their managers connected. It would have been a very nice client, but I think I may have fucked it up. I was going through my portfolio of sites, and mentioned that I also did Video FX as a hobby. They asked to see some samples, so I open a browser and I go to type in Youtube, but fucked up and typed You...then autofill took over. Out of habit, I just hit enter. Up on my screen pops Youjizz.com. Got some chuckles, but more sighs. The presentation was abruptly ended with a, "We're reviewing several candidates. We'll call you to let you know. Thanks."

    Thank God it wasn't a limousine company, and I had to Google search, "Big Black Cars" to show SEO examples.
  • JFK
    FUBAR the ORIGINATOR
    • Jan 2002
    • 67369

    #2

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    • VikingMan
      Exploiting human weakness
      • Jan 2008
      • 6872

      #3
      Oh yes the stupid human behavior of looking down on anyone connected with the adult industry while 90% of them jerk off to internet porn on a daily basis. Makes lots of sense does it not?

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      • Rob
        I'm a great bowler.
        • Nov 2003
        • 13310

        #4
        Originally posted by VikingMan
        Oh yes the stupid human behavior of looking down on anyone connected with the adult industry while 90% of them jerk off to internet porn on a daily basis. Makes lots of sense does it not?
        It was for an international Christian organization with deep pockets. I do adult and mainstream work.

        Lesson learned; clear ALL browsing and search history before giving presentations in the future.

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        • VikingMan
          Exploiting human weakness
          • Jan 2008
          • 6872

          #5
          Originally posted by Rob
          It was for an international church organization with deep pockets. I do adult and mainstream work.

          Lesson learned; clear ALL browsing and search history before giving presentations in the future.
          I have a dedicated non porn laptop just for this reason.

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          • shake
            frc
            • Jul 2003
            • 4663

            #6
            I use Firefox for my adult work and chrome for mainstream. Clearing your history or having a separate computer is probably a better idea though as it's way to easy for it to pop-up somewhere you'd never think of, especially when you're in a rush.
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