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At CustomShow, we’re really good at creating a presentation software that works for sales and marketing teams. We understand powerpoint alternatives are really what’s needed
Earlier on our blog, we featured the four keys to a great presentation. These four elements are Content, Design, Structure and Delivery. Today we’re going to highlight
In a story, you provide the context to customers and can drive points home harder. Through stories, facts and raw data gain meaning. Stories are how we best learn and visualize information. They simplify and clarify even the most complex information. They can hook an audience with emotion. Additionally, stories help people remember what they’ve heard.
For any of those Mad Men fans out there, Don Draper mastered the art of presenting his creative ideas and telling impeccable stories convincing clients
PowerPoint presentations can be somewhat limiting to the creative nature many graphic designers have in creating something that actually resonates with an audience. People who
Sales presentations are stories about the dangerous and exciting world of business, but where the obstacles, villains and treasures are straight out of a SWOT
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