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I recently stumbled onto a fantastic resource for free PowerPoint templates: TemplatesWise.com. If you do a lot of presentations and you want to use a template instead of making your whole slide a picture, then I recommend you check out TemplatesWise.
My favorite is listed below:
Check it out and let me know what YOUR favorite is!
Phil Gerbyshak is the founder of the Make It Great! Institute, founded in 2006 to teach businesses and their organizations how to best use online technology to increase their bottom line, improve customer engagement, and increase employee loyalty. Additionally, Phil has written over 2500 articles and 3 books, his most recent book being #TwitterWorks, focusing on how small businesses and independent restaurants can use Twitter to effectively connect with their customers and potential customers. Phil has been interviewed to share his expertise the Wall Street Journal, the Daily Globe and Mail, USA Today, CBS SmartPlanet and many other publications online and offline.
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Hi Phil .. thanks for letting us know about this resource. One day I expect I’ll need to utilise a powerpoint presentation – but for now it is very interesting information to have.
Thanks – Hilary Melton-Butcher
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Hilary – PowerPoint can be fun…but use it sparingly
Andi – Glad you enjoyed this. I hope it helps you with whatever you do.
Phil – this is a GREAT find! I am going to utilize this site immediately. Thanks for sharing!
I find a great help in your free powerpoint templates. I am a teacher. Your templates are indeed good.
Awesome. Saves money that I don’t have! tweeted…
Hi Phil, thank you for your interesting advises about professional presentations! May I suggest you/your reader others ressources for (free) material: models and PPT templates at http://www.showeet.com and editable maps at http://www.mapeet.com. Many thanks!