Haiku Deck is not just for stand-up-and-talk presentations--it's a powerful way to create unique, engaging content and slideshows for your blog.

Here are 10 inspirations to get you started.

{Learn more about Haiku Deck and get if for free here: http://www.haikudeck.com.}

Who says "About Me" pages have to be boring?

Check out our team's Haiku Deck stories here:
http://www.haikudeck.com/about

More examples and inspiration in our "About Me" Pinterest board:
http://pinterest.com/haikudeck/about-me-haiku-decks/

With Haiku Deck, you can use our built-in Creative Commons image search, easily purchase premium stock photography, or import your own images from your iPad camera roll or sites like Instagram, Facebook, Flickr, and more.

Everything you need to know here:
http://blog.haikudeck.com/import-images-like-a-pro/

Lists were made for blog posts, and Haiku Deck was made for lists. Take a look at how Haiku Deck Guru Megan Hunt crafts a post around a gorgeous Haiku Deck, "Five Things I Know:"

http://princesslasertron.com/2012/12/knowingradvent/

{This very Haiku Deck is another example, of course.}

If you are giving a talk, of course you'll want to use Haiku Deck so you can easily share your beautiful slides on your website or blog.

Desiree Groenendal used Haiku Deck to deliver the keynote at HIVE Berlin and shared the slides on her Vosgesparis.com blog, racking up 60K views in just one month.
http://vosgesparis.blogspot.nl/p/hive.html

You can also build thought leadership by sharing ideas and insights, as presentation expert Nolan Haims did in "2 is the New 3:"
http://presentyourstory.com/blog/2012/10/15/2-is-the-new-3.html

You can easily show how to build, make, or do something with Haiku Deck.

Here's one of our favorite examples, "How to Eat a Pomegranate."
http://www.haikudeck.com/p/mAbNgDXhBT/how-to-eat-a-pomegranate

In "Cell Membrane Soap Bubble Lab," science teacher Jeremy Conn walks through a science experiment step by step:
http://www.clearbiology.com/cell-membrane-bubble-lab/

What do you believe? What change do you want to see in the world?

Try capturing your mission in a Haiku Deck manifesto. Using words and images together can make it more powerful (and less daunting to create).

Haiku Deck Simon McKenzie laid out his vision for what education should look like in "The New Mindset," a Haiku Deck he embedded in his Connected Teacher blog:
http://bit.ly/19IE2FC

See more examples on our Manifestos Pinterest board: http://pinterest.com/haikudeck/manifestos/

Everybody's talking about storytelling these days, but Haiku Deck gives you the tools to do it, and to have a lot of fun in the process.

Our own community manager, Erin Michael Vondrak, shares a hilarious episode from her childhood here:
http://www.haikudeck.com/p/8cHDm6GItz/killing-me-softly

Whether it's one at a time or a carefully curated collection, Haiku Deck is a fun, visual way to share favorite quotes or highlights from a talk or an event.

See how Haiku Deck Guru Wendy Townley made her blog recap of the ALT summit stand out with a stunning Haiku Deck here:
http://wendytownley.com/2013/02/notes-from-alt-sponsor-collaborations/

More ideas for using Haiku Deck before, during, and after events here:
http://blog.haikudeck.com/enrich-conferences-and-events-with-haiku-deck/

Haiku Deck is a unique, flexible way to showcase your work. You can easily embed them in your site, and any updates you make will be automatically displayed.

See a gorgeous Haiku Deck portfolio created by a silhouette artist here:
http://www.haikudeck.com/p/29Vx1Gmo0g/cats-print-shop

Haiku Deck has been used in creative and powerful ways to drive support for Kickstarter projects, nonprofits, events, and issues.

See some inspiring examples here:
http://pinterest.com/haikudeck/causes/

What kinds of blogs does Haiku Deck work for? All kinds.

Explore dozens of case studies here:
http://pinterest.com/haikudeck/blogging-case-studies/

P.S. This beautiful chart was created right in Haiku Deck in about 2 minutes. See more examples here:
http://pinterest.com/haikudeck/charts-graphs/

Read more about our philosophy and why we created Haiku Deck here:
http://www.haikudeck.com/about

Haiku Deck includes six free themes and 13 premium themes so you can easily choose the perfect look for your slides. All are professionally designed and easy to apply with one tap, making your work look polished and cohesive with minimal effort.

Read more about our themes (and browse our Pinterest boards showcasing examples) here:
http://blog.haikudeck.com/presentation-templates-with-pizzazz/

Our built-in Creative Commons image search is widely appreciated as "killer." Just type a few words, browse, and be inspired.

More about our Creative Commons image search here:
http://blog.haikudeck.com/free-photos-for-all-how-haiku-deck-puts-creative-...

Haiku Deck also offers streamlined, affordable, in-app licensing of premium stock photography from Getty Images.

More about our premium images here:
http://blog.haikudeck.com/premium-images-from-getty-images-now-in-haiku-dec...

Any Haiku Deck you create can be easily tweeted, posted, pinned, embedded, and emailed, as often as you like. It's a powerful way to spread your message and build your platform.

http://blog.haikudeck.com/23-ways-to-share-your-haiku-deck-from-your-ipad-a...

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Have a question or an idea? Need a little help or inspiration?
Get in touch, and we'll get back to you as quickly as we possibly can.

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We are inspired by our amazing creative community every day, and you will be, too.

We add amazing decks every week to our Gallery and our Pinterest boards, and they are perfect places to start for inspiration.
http://www.haikudeck.com/gallery/featured
http://pinterest.com/haikudeck/

Yes, you always have the option to purchase premium themes and images, but the core functionality of Haiku Deck is, and always will be, completely free.

Download the free app here:
http://www.appstore.com/haikudeck

Some of the most-viewed Haiku Decks of all time have been embedded on blogs.

See these two examples here:
http://vosgesparis.blogspot.nl/p/hive.html

http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2012/08/most-people.html

Embedding Haiku Decks in your blogs is great for SEO and for keeping your readers engaged.

{Bounce rate is a complex topic, but one rule of thumb is that 60-70% is typical, and lower than 50% is excellent.
http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/blog/search-engine-optimization/norm...}

Though we're not experts on bounce rate, we are experts on giving you the tools to easily create captivating content.

Learn more:
http://www.haikudeck.com

Ask us anything:
team@haikudeck.com

Send us your best work:
gallery@haikudeck.com