Meeting and event planners are sometimes called on to create our own PowerPoint presentations. After watching hundreds speakers fail before our very eyes, we know that PowerPoint simply sucks but although it may suck, sometimes it is the tool for the job.
We spend hours fretting over a simple project. We make sure that we have just enough animation. We make sure that the pictures are perfect. We make sure that there is just the right amount of text. This process can eat up an entire weekend and kill your chance to head to a Cubs game and hang out with friends can keep you from other important work that you have to be doing.
But what if there was a way to make the process faster, easier and more creative?
Enter VisualBee which offers a single click solution to creating great looking PowerPoints.
Using VisualBee is actually really easy, it is a Plugin for PowerPoint so you download it and install it and then it runs directly inside of the program. No need to upload your PowerPoint or do anything fancy, it simply works:
VisualBee Enhance is a plug-in for Microsoft PowerPoint which takes a plain PowerPoint™ presentation and automatically enhances it, creating an exciting and powerful showcase. VisualBee masters your content and selects appropriate graphics to enrich your PowerPoint™ presentation from the extensive VisualBee design bank or your own library.
The plugin offers three main elements:
Automatic Design
VisualBee uses your content and incorporates appropriate graphics and design to create an effective PowerPoint presentation.
Slides Gallery
Insert ready made designed slides right into your presentation for every occasion. All the slides can be easily edited and modified in the native PowerPoint format.
Animation & Transitions
All your slides will include exciting animations and transitions to emphasize your message and keep your audience always alert.
Because you can use your own graphics and use the free option, at least trying it out seems like a no brainer.
PowerPoints and presentations that use them are always going to blow, perhaps a tool like this will make them blow just a little less.
Here is the video that explains VisualBee
