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You've spent a lot of time preparing your PowerPoint presentations and now you're ready to show the world all your company has to offer. You set up some appointments for sales presentations with a few members of the local Chamber of Commerce. On the appointed day, you lug your laptop and your presentation to your prospective client's office and start your show. They're impressed with what they see and you get the job. And that's the way things are supposed to work. But what happens when you're ready to start finding clients outside a 30-mile radius? For one thing, your costs for getting new work will soar. Not only will your travel expenses increase, but the time spent traveling will keep you from working on other tasks that need to get done. It's hard when you're trying to grow your business solo and you're the one wearing all the hats. You can multi-task to a certain extent, but still, when you work alone, there's just so much you can accomplish in one day. Sure you can hire help, but that means adding payroll and other employee management tasks to your already overburdened schedule. What if there was a way you could show your PowerPoint presentations to anyone in the world, at any time of the day, without going broke? Do you think you could nail new business? Is this the thing that you've been wishing for night after night, while you lay there wide awake trying desperately to fall asleep? Well for one low annual fee, which works out to be about $50 per month, you can show your PowerPoint presentations as many times as you want, to anyone, anywhere in the world. No, you're not dreaming! The technology exists right now. When you want someone to view your PowerPoint presentation, you send that person an invitation by email. The invitation provides a link and an access code. Your guest simply clicks on the link, enters the code, then sits back and enjoys the show! Because your guests view the presentation from a standard web browser, they won't need any special software to see your presentation. And even though you're not physically present, you can still control the show. There are no limits to the number of presentations that you can store in your private account. You can jump around from slide to slide and select the slides you want your audience to see. You can also switch between different presentations while your viewers are still logged in. And best of all, you can read right from your notes without anyone else noticing. Up to ten viewers can logon and view your presentation simultaneously. You can show your presentations to an unlimited number of viewers, but there is an additional cost for this. Anyone who has a PDA can view your presentation, too, as long as Flash is built into the PDA. So if you're ready to show the world your new product demonstration, or you need to conduct a meeting with different people who are located in different offices, or you are in the training business and you're setting up virtual classrooms, or even if you need to train others on the use of a particular product, you need OnlinePRESENTER. OnlinePRESENTER requires Windows 98, 2000, XP or NT and PowerPoint 2000, XP, or 2003. This cutting-edge way to show off your PowerPoint presentations is well worth the price of admission. Without leaving the comfort of your home office, you can be showing your wares to prospects living in New York or New Delhi! So sit back and let the show begin. Copyright © 2004 Cavyl Stewart. Get the most out of the software you use everyday. Check out the add-in software directory for more information on OnlinePRESENTER and other great time saving PowerPoint add-in tools. Visit: http://www.find-small-business-software.com/powerpoint-addins.html - Also, be sure to check out my Exclusive, 100% free, 100% original content ecourses.
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