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How To Pull Off A Killer Demo Day Presentation
- ogiraldog 16y agoJason, thanks for sharing.
- jasonlbaptiste 16y agoI'll turn this into an AMA about demo day / presentations. @dharmesh needs to work on the comments at Onstartups or add Disqus finally :).
- zacharyz 16y agoGood advice and presentation Jason. I can't wait to see it in action.
- jasonlbaptiste 16y agothanks Zach!
- RobIsIT 16y agoHere's a quick tip that Jason didn't mention: Consider a live Internet connection a "happy bonus" when you're presenting. Ensure that your demo will work without access to the Internet. I think that this might be the reason Jason wrote a lot about "slides" in his post. If the Internet goes down, gets slow or otherwise causes your demo to stumble, it's easy to make a joke about the Internet being down and flip a window. It's nearly impossible to give a great demo when you're planning on using the Internet and (for one of a million reasons) it isn't available.
- BrainScraps 16y agoIf you don't have a designer on your team, use this as a guide. STEAL THIS PRESENTATION! http://slidesha.re/eFyqgS http://slidesha.re/eFyqgS After seeing a few amazing decks from design-focused companies, I made a resolve to never make an ugly boring slideshow again.