In a world without Zoom, you must send your client emails with every little update to projects, attaching annotated screenshots and describing everything in writing. Eventually, your client will just “tl;dr” ("too long; didn't read") everything. The conversation that follows will be something similar to this:
- “Hey, Sarah. What’s with the site? Why did you change it so radically?”
- “Hi, John. I sent you an email a week ago with all of the changes I wanted to make, and you said to go ahead.”
- “I said that? Well, you're going to have to change it back.”
Collaboration goes sour when people have to sift through tons of text and attachments just to get the gist of what you’re talking about. Share your screen through Zoom, and you’ll instantly be brought to another plane of existence.
Screen sharing will ultimately align you perfectly with what your client desires by allowing you to talk casually about the project and annotate what’s appearing on the client’s Zoom window in real time. Using our annotation tool, you can carve out what you want the client to see, or direct attention towards a particular spot.