Have you ever experienced that sinking feeling when a slide pops up on the screen, and it’s just crammed with tiny text? (Or, even worse, when the presenter starts reading it to you, word for word?)

It’s pretty common for people to pack slides full of text and content, but most presentation experts recommend avoiding that.

If you have existing PowerPoint files you're thinking of rebuilding in Haiku Deck, you can simply import them into Haiku Deck Zuru, and they'll automatically be cleaned up and made into gorgeous visual presentations without any extra work on your part (thanks, Artificial Intelligence!). More info here:

http://www.haikudeck.com/zuru

Narrowing down to one idea at a time makes your presentations clearer and more effective.

More info:

http://bit.ly/annoyingpresentations

Though it might seem like an efficient use of space to pack that much into one slide, it's the kind of slide that’s very tempting to read out loud. Which also happens to be the number one thing that people who listen to presentations find annoying.

Try turning the sample slide from this deck into a short Haiku Deck, with one slide for each point. If you'd like an example, check out ours here:

https://www.haikudeck.com/p/hIOr34W8Rg

And if you'd like that slide all by itself for reference or print, click here:

http://bit.ly/hdpi2example

We'd love to see what you come up with!

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