Make a video call

Start a video call with the product demo team at 10am tomorrow to show the new sample to client Teresa. Initiate the video call in the project chat five minutes before 10am, greet Teresa, confirm she has a stable connection, then present the sample images in order: front, back, label. End by asking for her top two concerns.

Before I go live with Teresa, structure the video demo for quick approval. Put the two most important visuals up first, plan two short sentences to explain each, anticipate the one question about materials and have a concise answer, and decide how you'll capture her approval on the call.

I started the video demo and Teresa kept her camera off and typed instead of commenting. I can't read her reaction. Recommend a short script to nudge her on-camera or get explicit feedback via quick prompts, and one tactic if she refuses to turn on video.

Our video demos keep overrunning and failing to get decisions because we try to show everything. What single habit should we change in demo prep to make clients decide on the call? Suggest a rule for slide count or duration and a measurable outcome to track.