How to make a successful Slideshare presentation

By Bryan Saxton

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There are many Slideshare presentations...

...that look like this.

Boring boring boring boring boring● Boring boring boring boring.

● Boring boring boring boring boring.

● Are you still reading this? Wow.

These presentations are hard to read

Difficult to understand

And boring!

There are three easy tips...

That will make your slideshow more readable on Slideshare.

1. Make your message short

1. Make your message short

Like this yellow pencil

Internet users...

...have short attention spans.

So say what you have to say quickly.

2. Make your presentation stand alone

A slide show that reads like a conversation...

…compels the user to look at the next slide.

3. Pay attention to visuals

Everyone uses Arial, Times New Roman, Georgia, Tahoma, Verdana, and Comic Sans.

These are BORING

Search the web for nice looking typefaces.

Use large, high quality photos.

And don't clutter your presentation with too much information.

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Do these:

And you might win one of these:

GOODLUCK!

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