Insights on presentations, pitch decks, and design

Our team at Slides agency had the great privilege to work with the Lenus team and design their pitch deck. Keep an eye out for this team as they're about to go global!

In this interview series we will ask some expert speakers to give their best presentation tips. This first interview is with Gibson Biddle who is the former VP of Product at Netflix.

A good presentation designer brings your ideas to life by weaving together a striking mix of storytelling techniques and visual aids that will grab and keep your audiences’ attention throughout your speech.

Have a child screaming in the background? Or is the cafeteria you're at very loud? We got the solution you've been looking for.

A presentation designer is just a glorified graphic designer, right? Wrong. Let us tell you why you might need a presentation designer.

Sales pitches are tricky. Unless you know your client very well, it is pretty hard to create rapport. Here are some tips.

This list of websites has some great free stock photos you can use in your business - free for both personal and commercial use.

What is the biggest mistake presenters make when giving presentations? They let their content-heavy slides take the attention away from them.

How do you actually tell a good business story? If you work with marketing or sales, you know that you have to turn your products or services into great stories in order to get better results. How can you do that?

Speaking in public is not an easy task and giving a great speech is even harder. So, how can you catch the audience's attention and keep it throughout your presentation?

How come so many people hate PowerPoint? Why is it so hard to create visually beautiful slides? Let me share some simple tips on how you can make your slides better.

How do you connect with your audience? How do you get them eager to listen more? You have to grab your audience's attention in order to get your ideas across. And here is how you do it.

We have all experienced it and it's horrible. But there are ways to handle it. And the way you handle a brain freeze, or temporary blackout, will most certainly determine the success of your presentation.

A ton of pretty PowerPoint templates are circulating social media and it's hard to not get excited. Let us tell you why they are horrible for your presentation.