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I don’t really get the analytics proposition: I don’t design presentations to be read - I design them to be presented?
by alexchamberlain 7y ago
I don’t really get the analytics proposition: I don’t design presentations to be read - I design them to be presented?
- xenospn 7y agoInvestors usually ask for presentation decks to be sent.
- jeremysizle 7y agoHey Alex, it doesn't mention in the title, but Sizle is a tool geared towards sales/marketing teams to help them make sales actions (follow ups with customers, leads, etc) based on when their presentation is opened, what slides were watched the most, etc.
- ksaj 7y agoI used to train at IBM, which of course meant a whole lot of PPT. Analytics of the sort described here would be helpful for discovering what slides provide the most mileage for a given presentation. If you spend 1/2 hour on one slide, and then 2 minutes on a string of 5 consecutive slides, it says a lot about how the content impacts the presentation flow. And it would lay bare if there is any rushing towards the end of each segment.
- phillc73 7y agoI often present on a conference call and then distribute the deck to all attendees afterwards. It'd be useful to know who subsequently opened the presentation and what they looked at.