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‘Microsoft PowerPoint’- that’s the name hits your mind, when your boss asks you to make a corporate presentation to a client. MS PowerPoint is no doubt a worthy presentation software, yet with the advancement of the corporate world, you need to think beyond simple PowerPoint slides. Let us now see what presentation design companies have to offer you, to make your presentation a wow. PITCHERIFIC If you are a job seeker or a  start-up company , then Pitcherific should be one of your top choices. It offers you a variety of templates particularly designed for pitching investors. All you need to do is, choose a template, specify how long your pitch is and get started. The best part is that it offers you rehearsing platform until you are perfect for your presentation. Just click “Practice” and practice until you are confident enough to deliver the final one. VISME A cloud-based business presentation tool which follows “no techno design” trend. By creating infograp...

Didn’t we all grow up on captivating good stories as a kid? Nothing could beat that “edge of your seat” feeling when your were waiting for a narrator to get to the climax of their tale. We all felt connected to those far-away, imaginary characters because of the power of a good narrative. With age. Of course, the inkling to those  characters has faded , but our love for a good story has remained. The importance of proper contextualizing can be described as such: Let’s say your friend shows up at your doorstep with a new product and reads you an entire sales script about how much they’re enjoying their purchase. Wouldn’t that be too odd? How it works is, your friend will first give you a background about their purchase decision and then all about your product before recommending that you should also buy your own. Now imagine, that friend is a company trying to sell you that product. It is easy to see how you would be more likely to consider a purchase if a directi...

‘Microsoft PowerPoint’- that’s the name hits your mind, when your boss asks you to make a corporate presentation to a client. MS PowerPoint is no doubt a worthy presentation software, yet with the advancement of the corporate world, you need to think beyond simple PowerPoint slides. Let us now see what presentation design companies have to offer you, to make your presentation a wow. PITCHERIFIC If you are a job seeker or a  start-up company , then Pitcherific should be one of your top choices. It offers you a variety of templates particularly designed for pitching investors. All you need to do is, choose a template, specify how long your pitch is and get started. The best part is that it offers you rehearsing platform until you are perfect with your presentation. Just click “Practice” and practice until you are confident enough to deliver the final one. VISME A cloud-based business presentation tool which follows “no techno design” trend. From creating infog...

PowerPoint  and Keynote have long been the de facto standard and the most widely used presentation tools for all your office or personal needs – nearly ubiquitous on corporate computers, feature packed and tightly integrated with other office applications to the extent that they provided the control an average user needed to create and deliver a pitch. In fact for most part of its history, PowerPoint has been almost synonymous with the word “ presentation ” both used and abused interchangeably. Like it or loathe it, both these tools are here to stay. Having said that presentation tools have come a long way, in terms of how they interact with the user and the audience. They have never had it so good. Once a stagnant medium for communicating with captive audiences, they are now freely shared and broadly consumed on blogs, twitter, email, and even sites similar to YouTube that host millions of presentations. Presentation programs have been rewired, regrouped, and re positio...

With Microsoft PowerPoint turning 25 this past year like we all know, it’s in the middle of a quarter life crisis. When PPT first entered as the new kid in the block, all that was required was its presence. Just pick one of the good old templates, throw in the bullet points and there you had it – an executive-quality, boardroom ready presentation. But times are different now. The same old tricks do not are not enough to impress the audience anymore and the same thing that once got them leaning forward in their seats might have them roll their eyes or just reach for their phones instead. What more PowerPoint is no more the only presentation maker in town. Younger, better competitors like  Keynote  and  Prezi  provide a fresh approach to slide transition, layouts and animation. Slide design matters today if you want to impress the audience PowerPoint is the “Big Daddy” in the business, and is still considered the ultimate presentation solution. But that d...

Contrary to what many people think, in order for a corporate presentation to be great, it shouldn’t be totally jargon dominated. It’s a common misconception that a presentation which lays a lot of emphasis on the technical part, gains favorable reception over the others. You’d be surprised if I tell you that the secret to a  great  corporate presentation  is “simplicity”! Great presentations are the ones that drive people to action; they stir people up and help them make a decision on the spot. How to deliver a great corporate presentation to your audience?  1.  Focus on storytelling  Good presentations talk about facts, great presentations tell stories! Unlike plain facts being thrown at you; a presentation replete with a story speaks directly to you and delivers an emotional impact on the audience. A great presentation takes the audience through an emotional roller coaster that elicits a decision right then and there! 2.  D...

Didn’t we all grow up on captivating good stories as a kid? Nothing could beat that “edge of your seat” feeling when your were waiting for a narrator to get to the climax of their tale. We all felt connected to those far-away, imaginary characters because of the power of a good narrative. With age. Of course, the inkling to those  characters has faded , but our love for a good story has remained. The importance of proper contextualizing can be described as such: Let’s say your friend shows up at your doorstep with a new product and reads you an entire sales script about how much they’re enjoying their purchase. Wouldn’t that be too odd? How it works is, your friend will first give you a background about their purchase decision and then all about your product before recommending that you should also buy your own. Now imagine, that friend is a company trying to sell you that product. It is easy to see how you would be more likely to consider a purchase if a direc...

‘Microsoft PowerPoint’- that’s the name hits your mind, when your boss asks you to make a corporate presentation to a client. MS PowerPoint is no doubt a worthy presentation software, yet with the advancement of the corporate world, you need to think beyond simple PowerPoint slides. Let us now see what presentation design companies have to offer you, to make your presentation a wow. PITCHERIFIC If you are a job seeker or a  startup company , then Pitcherific should be one of your top choices. It offers you a variety of templates particularly designed for pitching investors. All you need to do is, choose a template, specify how long your pitch is and get started. The best part is that it offers you rehearsing platform until you are perfect with your presentation. Just click “Practice” and practice until you are confident enough to deliver the final one. VISME A cloud-based business presentation tool which follows “no techno design” trend. From creating infogr...

Contrary to what many people think, in order for a corporate presentation to be great, it shouldn’t be totally jargon dominated. It’s a common misconception that a presentation which lays a lot of emphasis on the technical part, gains favorable reception over the others. You’d be surprised if I tell you that the secret to a  great  corporate presentation  is “simplicity”! Great presentations are the ones that drive people to action; they stir people up and help them make a decision on the spot. How to deliver a great corporate presentation to your audience?  1.  Focus on storytelling  Good presentations talk about facts, great presentations tell stories! Unlike plain facts being thrown at you; a presentation replete with a story speaks directly to you and delivers an emotional impact on the audience. A great presentation takes the audience through an emotional roller coaster that elicits a decision right then and there! 2.  D...

With Microsoft PowerPoint turning 25 this past year like we all know, it’s in the middle of a quarter life crisis. When PPT first entered as the new kid in the block, all that was required was its presence. Just pick one of the good old templates, throw in the bullet points and there you had it – an executive-quality, boardroom ready presentation. But times are different now. The same old tricks do not are not enough to impress the audience anymore and the same thing that once got them leaning forward in their seats might have them roll their eyes or just reach for their phones instead. What more PowerPoint is no more the only presentation maker in town. Younger, better competitors like  Keynote  and  Prezi  provide a fresh approach to slide transition, layouts and animation. Slide design matters today if you want to impress the audience PowerPoint is the “Big Daddy” in the business, and is still considered the ultimate presentation solution. But that d...

PowerPoint and Keynote have long been the de facto standard and the most widely used presentation tools for all your office or personal needs – nearly ubiquitous on corporate computers, feature packed and tightly integrated with other office applications to the extent that they provided the control an average user needed to create and deliver a pitch. In fact for most part of its history, PowerPoint has been almost synonymous with the word “ presentation ” both used and abused interchangeably. Like it or loathe it, both these tools are here to stay. Having said that presentation tools have come a long way, in terms of how they interact with the user and the audience. They have never had it so good. Once a stagnant medium for communicating with captive audiences, they are now freely shared and broadly consumed on blogs, twitter, email, and even sites similar to YouTube that host millions of presentations. Presentation programs have been rewired, regrouped, and re positioned. H...