Still here after the pandemic!
The pandemic was a definite blow to my business, and yours I suspect, but we are still here. A world changing event, the type of massive dot on a timeline, … Continue reading
PowerPoint vs. MS Word templates
PowerPoint vs. MS Word I seem to have forgotten my own advice when it comes to building corporate templates. This notion came to me, again, after another session of frustration … Continue reading
Advanced PowerPoint Skills
Advanced PowerPoint skills: creating a complete series of classes using slides, audio clips, video clips, screen captures, talking heads, animation, demos…
Upgrading to Visual—Aesthetic—Effective PowerPoint Slides
Champagne Design believes in the PowerPoint billboard style Champagne Design specializes in designing/programming PowerPoint templates and tweaking your slide content. A few thousand presentations created since the start of Champagne … Continue reading
Tom Peters was never a client.
Tom Peters was never a client: Unfortunately. After having read Tom Peters’ superb book on self branding (The Brand You 50) and surfed his website, I was curious at seeing … Continue reading
Best way is to zoom out
It really depends if you want the audience to focus on your message or the one coming in on their cellphones. (See Cellphone Zombies on my other blog) If you … Continue reading
MS Word Corporate Branded Templates
MS Word corporate templates, following your company branding are not as common a project for me, as PowerPoint templates. I will defer with reticence, and build your MS Word template, … Continue reading
Presentation Guild Member
There’s a new kid on the block — the Presentation Guild! Ah, finally, recognition for all this creative work. Designing and programming custom PowerPoint templates and formatting content, for corporate … Continue reading
PowerPoint News from Champagne Design
Great article by Dave Paradis on linkedin. Why it costs so much to professionally “fix up” or “clean up” a PowerPoint presentation . He speaks about the work done by PowerPoint … Continue reading
High Visuals & Limited Text
A friendly reminder about the 80-20-10 rule: Your audience will retain 80% of what they SEE. Your audience will retain 20% of what they READ. Your audience will retain 10% of … Continue reading
Champagne Design — PowerPoint Design 