One of the key lessons we learned when working with presentations is that people catch visual information way faster than a bold text (see LinkedIn article 63% Say Presentations are Boring). Here we’d like to present you a few proven ways how you can transfer a text information to strong visuals. Follow these five tips – to boost the energy level of your slides the same way the coffee wakes you up in the morning :).
Visualizations act as a campfire around which we gather to tell stories. – Al Shalloway Visualization is a powerful way to simplify data that hard to understand and show it in an insightful form. Have you ever thought about creating attractive infographics yourself? You can do it pretty fast using only PowerPoint and I will show how easy it is.
Marketing is often more an art, than a science. At the same time, it is a quite complex business area, which accumulates dozens of concepts and tools. In this post, we gathered ideas how you can illustrate frequently used marketing concepts.
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If you’re about to present a talent management issue to the key team members or a board, it’s important to make a good impression. Besides the presentation content, a proper topic visualization can make a difference too, in your speech delivery. Here are some visual solutions we propose.
The topic of HR and personnel management is a complex one, especially in bigger companies. Being a human resource manager you need to control lots of processes and operate with organizational hierarchies. You probably use often terms such as a team, talent management, recruiting, synergy, knowledge transfer and value. If you’re mentioning those concepts in your documents, it’s worth to create visual association, for better readability and audience engagement. Below you can find a few ideas how to illustrate those HR ideas by simple graphics.
For a long time, we’ve been collecting ideas and thoughts from financial managers and accountants and here’s what we’ve come up with. In this post we’re sharing alternatives to the money signs and banknote symbols
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What pops up in your head when you hear word “marketing”? Content, promotion, ads, strategy, planning? Let’s go deeper and talk visual language
For the past few months, our dear designers worked pretty hard to create a massive update of our PowerPoint diagrams and icon sets. We hope you’ll enjoy the new slide graphics. To celebrate the new extensions, here’s a quick June bonus: If you purchase any of the freshly updated bundles, you get an extra slide package for free.
There are dozens of frameworks you can use for strategic analysis, from classical SWOT model to BCG matrix. The question is which one to choose and how to illustrate strategy in engaging and understandable way for your audience. As usual, the simplest way is the best
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Managers of all kind use a word Product pretty everywhere. Especially the Product Managers :). If you’re about to present a product, it’s better to speak pictures, not only words. However what picture to use if your product is an abstract one? Or non-existing yet? We share a few ideas how you can represent a generalized product or service on your presentation slides.
