October Newsletter 2023
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October Monthly Newsletter
?? October is a splendid chance to continue the journey of personal transformation and discovery. As the leaves change color and the air turns crisper, it's a time when we can renew our commitment to growth and exploration. Whether you're planning to tackle new challenges, embark on fresh adventures, or simply savor the beauty of this transitional season, Microsoft Speakers Hub is here to support your learning endeavors. ??
Here is a recap of what you may have missed.
Exciting news! Our MSSH community has grown by 88 new members in October. We want to take this opportunity to thank all of our team members, new members, and followers for their support. We encourage everyone to share our content with others and help us expand our community. And if you would like to volunteer your expertise or publish an article on our hub, contact Dan Rey or Teresa B. Cyrus . Together, we can achieve great things!
Also, we are proud to share more impressive stats:
??Call for Speakers for the Microsoft Speakers Hub??
Who has an interest in: Speaking, writing, leading a discussion, and/or collaborating?? The Microsoft Speakers Hub continues to grow every month. We have weekly shows thanks to Frank Falvey ?. We publish a monthly newsletter thanks to editors like Roxana Garcia Espejo , Teresa B. Cyrus, MVP, and other contributions from Dikky Ryan Pratama on security posts and articles!
Exciting news! ??? October brough us 11 new contributors to the Microsoft Speakers Hub. Please welcome our speakers ??? for November and December: Felix Patrick , James Petty, M.S. , Robert McNair , Zoe Wilson , Felix Patrick ! Please also give a warm welcome to Sumaira Noor , Zakariyah Oyeniyi , Pascal Brunner , Sherwin E. , Godfred Tieku Asiamah , Vishal Pallerla ?? , Bill Hughes , Kate Watson , Carl Karawani , Balaji Gadi and Emmanuel O. Itoje , who will be contributing to the success of the Microsoft Speakers Hub as well! ??
Azure and AI Show
Seena Khan , Prathap Reddy Chenchappagari ???? - Microsoft [Azure] AI MVP , Frank Falvey ? , Solomon Francis Jeremiah & Dan Rey gave wonderful presentations on a variety of topics, ranging from Azure, Power Pages, Windows Co-Pilot and challenges on presenting how to demo with confidence!
Episodes:
Microsoft MVP Perks: Navigating Confidential Insights for Content Creation (by Teresa Cyrus & Dan Rey)
Being a Microsoft MVP allows you to gain insights about their products and services directly from the product engineers. However, it comes with a catch. Some of the information shared is confidential and cannot be disclosed until Microsoft makes an official announcement.
But there is a benefit to being an MVP. You can use the insights to prepare your content in advance and have it ready to go as soon as it gets fact-checked with the public announcement.
For example, you have all seen the new Office Theme that was announced in late September. This announcement originated with feedback for five new fonts commissioned to replace Calibri. MVPs in Microsoft 365 apps and services were given early looks at not only the font but also the implementation of it in the Microsoft 365 apps we all use every day. Word/Outlook, PowerPoint, and Excel!
Crafting Compelling Narratives: The Heartbeat of Content Marketing (by Teresa B. Cyrus, MVP)
In a world where attention spans are shorter than ever, storytelling is not just a choice – it's the magic wand that can truly change the game in content marketing. Let's take a deep dive into the enchanting world of storytelling and how it can capture the hearts and minds of our audience.
Characters that Resonate: Bring relatable characters into your narrative. Whether it's a service provider or a delighted customer, these characters breathe life into your story.
Conflict: The Catalyst for Growth: Every great story needs a twist. Inject a conflict, a challenge for your protagonist, and then reveal the resolution. This tension is what keeps your audience on the edge of their seats.
Scene-Setting Magic: Paint a vivid picture of the story's world. Allow your audience to step into this captivating environment you're crafting and watch the connection flourish.
Tone: The Emotion Conductor: Ensure your storytelling tone mirrors the emotions you wish to evoke. Use words that resonate emotionally with your audience.
By incorporating these elements of character, conflict, scene, and tone, you can craft emotionally appealing content that fosters genuine connections with your audience. So, embrace the incredible power of storytelling and get ready to soar to new heights in your content marketing journey! Your stories have the potential to inspire and captivate – so go out there and make your
Upcoming events - Microsoft Ignite ??Seattle, WA
Will you be attending? ? Dan Rey (MSH's Microsoft Modern Work Expert!) will be there the entire week of November 13th. Dan will be hosting the Expert Meet-up experience at Microsoft for Modern Work. Bring your old Surface hardware and accessories - order accessories for 50% off - people can contact him in advance to preorder through the alumni discount! Want to know more? Find out all the buzz here ?? from Daniel Rey! #SurfaceSwap
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1 年Great work on the Newletter Roxana Garcia Espejo ?? ?? ??