How to Outline a Kickass Presentation

By Crystal McKenna Green | November 16, 2025 |

Setting A Foundation for Presentation Success Outlines for Presentations Like any form of writing, when you’re drafting your presentation, you should start with an outline. Can you hear your middle school teachers haunting you yet? Hear us out. When you write an outline, you write with purpose. Throughout this blog, we’re going to be calling…

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Slide of Terror: The Deck That Wouldn’t End

By Alex Alcantara | October 31, 2025 |

A Presentation Horror Story (and How to Escape It). The lights dim. The room settles. Someone clears their throat. Slide 1 appears. Then 2. Then 3… By Slide 47, no one remembers what year it is. We’ve all been there — trapped in a meeting that refuses to end, tethered to a presentation that keeps…

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Tip of the Month! Editing Photos in PowerPoint

By Crystal McKenna Green | July 23, 2025 |

How to resize, crop and add contrast to photos for your business presentations. Nobody wants to use multiple tools to complete a task they feel should be simple. It doesn’t matter whether that task is vacuuming the house, cooking dinner, or creating a PowerPoint presentation. We can’t help you with your household chores or cooking…

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This One Design Change Can 10x Your Conversions

By Crystal McKenna Green | March 4, 2025 |
A modern, stylized digital illustration depicts a woman with long purple hair, wearing a sleeveless red top and dark purple pants. She is holding a large pencil and pointing towards a computer screen displaying a website or design interface. The screen has a yellow section containing image placeholders, text boxes, and design elements. To the right of the screen, there are color swatches and a text formatting panel, suggesting a graphic design or presentation editing tool. Gears in the background symbolize creativity and workflow. A sleeping cat is positioned at the bottom right corner, adding a cozy touch to the scene. The color palette consists of warm and earthy tones, including mustard yellow, burgundy, and deep purple, with a marble-textured background. The illustration features clean, minimalistic linework with geometric shapes and flat colors.

Let’s be honest – your website, presentation, or marketing collateral might be leaving money on the table, even if you have the right product, message, and audience. If your numbers aren’t hitting like they should, the culprit might be your design. One simple design change can completely transform your conversion rates: visual hierarchy. What Is…

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From PowerPoint to Video in a Few Easy Steps

By Alex Alcantara | February 22, 2022 |
PowerPoint to Video

Learn How to Make PowerPoint Videos from Your Business Presentations Wait, PowerPoint creates presentation slides, not animated videos, right?! Well, that’s half true. Microsoft PowerPoint can be a powerful video-making tool, and you don’t need a special PowerPoint video converter to make it happen either. Today, we’re going to walk you through how to make…

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