Top 9 Professional PowerPoint Templates (IMHO)
Vložit
- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- Check out my review of the top 9 PowerPoint templates I found online that actually work.
All these templates will help you and your team build better PowerPoint presentations because they actually work (they aren't fake templates). #PowerPointTemplates #SlideDesign
🚀 UNLOCK the critical PowerPoint shortcuts trusted by industry leaders like KKR, American Express, HSBC, and more inside our free course here ► bit.ly/Learn-Critical-PPT-Sho...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Introduction
0:22 Reem Template by SlideCow
1:22 Business Casual Template by SlideCow
1:52 Corporate Template by Envato Elements
3:18 Unleash Template by Envato Elements
3:59 Switch Template by Envato Elements
4:30 Sleek PowerPoint Template by SlideCow
5:13 Basset Presentation Template by Slides Carnival
6:21 Cymbeline Presentation Template by slides Carnival
6:48 Oliva Presentation Template by Slides Carnival
SUBSCRIBE to get our latest PowerPoint tips and tricks bit.ly/PPT-Subscribe-Today
THE BEST PLACES TO FIND POWERPONT TEMPLATES ONLINE
► bit.ly/Slide-Cow-PowerPoint-T...
► bit.ly/Envato-Elements-for-Po...
To learn more about our PowerPoint training seminars, premium PowerPoint Speed Training courses, and other useful PPTR resources, visit our website below:
► bit.ly/PowerPoint-Speed-Training
LINKS TO TEMPLATES COVERED IN THIS VIDEO
► Reem Template bit.ly/Reem-Template
► Business Casual Template bit.ly/Business-Casual-Template
► Corporate Template bit.ly/Corporate-Template
► Unleash Template bit.ly/Unleash-Template
► Switch Template bit.ly/Switch-Template
► Sleek PowerPoint Template bit.ly/Sleek-Template
► Basset Presentation Free Template bit.ly/Basset-Template
► Cymbeline Presentation Free Template bit.ly/Cymbeline-Template
► Oliva Presentation Free Template Carnival bit.ly/Olivia-Template
To see my blog post on the 4 best places to find Professional PowerPoint templates online, see below.
nutsandboltsspeedtraining.com...
To learn how to build your very own PowerPoint template from scratch, see my guide below.
nutsandboltsspeedtraining.com...
Thank you so much for your tips, very helpful!
You are so welcome!
Great job! Very helpful!
Thanks, appreciate the comment, glad you liked the video 🙏
great tutorials! thank you
Glad you liked it, thanks for the comment!
You can also review this list of templates (and other places I recommend looking) in the following blog post: nutsandboltsspeedtraining.com/powerpoint-tutorials/best-places-for-professional-powerpoint-templates/
Nice one. Thanks a lot
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the comment 🙏
The links on the page to get the icon bundle don't work.
Oh the joys of web technology (sorry about that)... we're trying to figure out why it's not allowing you to grab the icon pack and can't figure out what's wrong. You can shoot me an email at taylor "at" nutsandboltsspeedtraining.com and I can attach it in the meantime.
Can you please send me the icon bundle as well ?
Sure, just shoot me an email at taylor "@" nutsandboltsspeedtraining.com and I will attach it to the email for you.
Camille, Love your content, so I've subscribed.
Here's my question: Any chance you could get a partner Mac user to help you develop a "bridge" video training, say something like: "The 5 key differences to watch for if you're using PPT on a Mac vs. a PC," or something like that? (or, some PPT Mac-centric compatriot you could point me to?)
Why I'm asking: I'm a creative director in marketing/advertising/design. Myself, and a LOT of my colleagues use Powerpoint on a Mac (not a PC). After watching your videos, and many others', on master slide presentation template creation, I realize most pros I know pay very little attention the MS PPT master slides at all (Reasons?: 1. Some is just not knowing, 2. probably some bias against the evil MS empire, and 3. mostly just being used to creating things from scratch in Adobe CS apps). However, I can see for sure ways that the knowledge you give in your videos explain many things about why our lovingly-designed PPT slides often get so throughly bastardized once leaving out pure, loving, parental designer hands once they enter the everyday-PC grubby-handed, corporate world playground.. ;-)). And, although it's not really that difficult to make the leap from what you present on a PC interface to a Mac iOS, there are a few things that MS (in its infinite (evil empire) wisdom ;-)) decided to NOT include on the Mac version of PPT. The most frustrating example is leaving the option to applying "CUSTOM FONTS" into the dialogue like it does on a PC.
Thanks for these straight-forward, thorough and well-communicated video trainings. ~Jeff
Thanks for the comment and the subscribe, Jeff!
Sure, I can boot up my Mac and put together some of the top differences for you. Let me see what I can come up with.
Sadly, custom fonts are not available on PPT for Mac, and while I love to rag on the evil empire too, this time it's actually an issue with the other evil empire, Apple :-)
After watching, I tried to also download the 886 free icon bundle, but the links on the page simply point back to the page itself, not the download, or even an e-mail address collector to send the link.
Thanks for the heads up on that, I just sent you an email with a ZIP folder of the icons. Not sure what happened with the link, we will check on that, thanks!
@@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining same problem any download can yoy send the link ?
@@petermaurer562 Hi Peter. Not sure why it's not working for you but I've sent you an email with the icon bundle in any case. Cheers!
@@petermaurer562 Sorry about that... shoot me an email at taylor "@" nutsandboltsspeedtraining.com and I will send you the files as as an attachment as the link doesn't appear to be working for you either. Sorry about the hassle.
i dont think such templates will keep your audience quite engaged ......tooo much text is there
Thanks for the comment and that is a valid point. It all depends on what type of presentations you are giving and/or how you are using PowerPoint. If you are giving a Ted Talk, one big visual is fine... if you are delivering a project report to a board of directors, you often need more text, figures and numbers.
A white women in a pink dress .....this video is worth a watch i guess....