Presentations get a terrible reputation. We’ve all sat through at least one of those presentations. Ultimately, it didn’t matter if it was a PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides deck.

One example would be a deck that was overflowing with bullet point after bullet point. It also coupled lackluster graphics with a non-branded template. Of course, it also featured a different transition for every slide. Not only that, but the presenter decided to read it to the attendees. Inevitably the audience isn’t engaged. Instead, they looked impatiently at their phones, waiting for it to end. Even so, it’s not the medium – it’s the execution.

While it may be true that these kinds of presentations aren’t uncommon. It’s also true that when they are customer-facing, they can hurt your brand and sales efforts.

All in all, your presentations can be SO much more!