How to change the name displayed on ZOOM

How to change the name displayed on ZOOM

This is something I have been asked a couple of times: earlier today during our Friday CCJM Biz Chat and also earlier this week during CCJM Weekly Group Task.

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Simply join the Zoom conversation (Meeting ID details on our Facebook page @CCJMConsultingLtd) or simply message us!

So let me share with you the simple steps to follow:

1/you need to go to your web browser https://zoom.us

2/login to your zoom account

3/go to your zoom profile settings

this is where you are going to update your zoom picture and displayed name

The below shows how I have updated mine to disaplay on Zoom: "Ariane CCJM Consulting Ltd"

You can also punctually change your name to display what you wish upon joining in meetings - when Zoom promps you to login to a zoom meeting as per below:

You can punctually change your name to display what you wish upon joining in meetings - when Zoom promps you to login

Extra little tip:

This is an optional extra little tip: did you know you can also get extra help with how you look on zoom camera ??? Yes! simply go to your zoom video settings > tick the box labelled "TOUCH UP MY APPERANCE" ...et voila! it works MAGIC !

you can tick the box "TOUCH UP MY APPERANCE" ...it works MAGIC !

I hope these quick little biz tips help!

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