Comments on: Logo Creation http://www.marketingservices101.com/2006_05_26_logo-creation.html Every good marketing campaign begins with the right marketing tools. Thu, 04 Dec 2008 17:09:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: PowerPoint Perfection - Marketing Services 101 http://www.marketingservices101.com/2006_05_26_logo-creation.html#comment-9 Sat, 03 Jun 2006 20:27:34 +0000 http://www.marketingservices101.com/2006_05_26_logo-creation.html#comment-9 [...] • Resist the temptation to put your company’s logo on every page of your presentation. It can be distracting from your message; besides, you are the company’s logo when you are up in front, presenting. • Don’t rely on your PowerPoint slides. Know your presentation well enough that you aren’t reading off your slides as you present. • Going along with that, don’t have what you are saying word for word up on the slides. People will have no reason to listen to you if everything you are saying is already on the slides. Use PowerPoint as a backup to illustrate your main points and display charts and graphs that will help people visualize what you are presenting. • Print out copies of your presentation and distribute them to your audience so they can remember what you have presented. Also make your slides available on the web. • While PowerPoint has numberless great features, don’t weigh your presentation down with too much on each slide. Keep it simple and to the point. Don’t include unnecessary images or animations. [...] […] • Resist the temptation to put your company’s logo on every page of your presentation. It can be distracting from your message; besides, you are the company’s logo when you are up in front, presenting. • Don’t rely on your PowerPoint slides. Know your presentation well enough that you aren’t reading off your slides as you present. • Going along with that, don’t have what you are saying word for word up on the slides. People will have no reason to listen to you if everything you are saying is already on the slides. Use PowerPoint as a backup to illustrate your main points and display charts and graphs that will help people visualize what you are presenting. • Print out copies of your presentation and distribute them to your audience so they can remember what you have presented. Also make your slides available on the web. • While PowerPoint has numberless great features, don’t weigh your presentation down with too much on each slide. Keep it simple and to the point. Don’t include unnecessary images or animations. […]

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