Who Saw Your Slides? Part 2

The 2nd part of my "Who aw your slides?" post is live at the IBM Social business Insights Blog.

After you give a presentation at a conference, do you remember to post and share your slides with those who didn’t attend? Besides posting through the organization that ran the conference, you can also publish your presentation on your blog or at SlideShare, which can both feed to your Twitter and Facebook accounts. But in order to get shares, first you’ll need memorable slides!

In my previous post I shared four starter tips on improving your slide presentations to increase the likelihood of them being shared among your colleagues. Here are some further suggestions to strengthen your presentations and increase your shares.

Read more here.

Who Saw Your Slides?

As part of the IBM Redbook Thought Leaders, I had originally wrote this post for the IBM Social Business Insights blog. This is my first two part post there.

Who saw your slides? Four tips on getting more shares (Part 1)

Has this ever happened to you? You spend weeks working on your presentation for the big conference and when your day arrives you get into presenter mode, show up early to your appointed room and prepare to take the stage. You think to yourself, this is going to be a great session¸ and progress through your slides. Before you know it, you’ve reached the time for Q&A, you say thank you and it's over.

Go read more over here.

Slides Posted for The View 2011+

I have been changing some UI on my blog since Luis Benitez showed me that Pages can be added.

The Page for FudBusters is not ready for prime time.

The Page or Tab above that says Slides houses various slides, presentations and other supporting material links.

Including The View Admin 2011 slides, other 2010 items and 2009 Speedgeeking that are on this server. More to come as I dig them out.