Three Design Hacks for Better Visual Presentations

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I really love the guys at BrightCarbon. I am always learning great new things from them. They are one the companies I follow regularly. In this video they help those who are "graphically challenged" to create better slides.

Three quick and easy design tips to make your presentations look beautiful and work more effectively by engaging your audience. Check out https://www.brightcarbon.com for more, and to see what sales, market, and training presentation support we offer, and our eLearning solutions.

 

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