Transform Your Overloaded Text Slides into Persuasive Visuals that Effectively Sell Your Ideas to Decision-Makers You’ve had enough of the overloaded text slides that most presenters use.  You’ve seen a few people use visuals instead of bullet paragraphs and it is so much more effective.  But you figure that you’d need some graphic design training and thousands of dollars of software and equipment to create visuals for your presentations. Not so. There is an easy five step method that will show you how to create persuasive visuals using the software you already have.  Get ready to join The Visual Slide Revolution. My name is Dave Paradi and I am acknowledged as one of the experts when it comes to creating persuasive visuals that sell ideas, products and services to decision-makers.  I’ve captured the process I use for transforming overloaded text slides in a new book, The Visual Slide Revolution. In this book, I walk you through my five step KWICK method that will have you looking at your presentation slides in a whole new way.  You will have the knowledge to transform your current presentations and create new slides that drive your message home like never before. When I present the KWICK method during my workshops, people are able to use the ideas immediately.  They’ve told me that after hearing these ideas, they have changed their approach and their presentations are much more powerful than ever before.  You now have that opportunity. Why not check out what I am talking about by clicking here to read chapter two of the book.  That’s right, I’m letting you read a whole chapter for free because I am convinced that once you grasp the power of the ideas, you’ll realize your long search for a better way to present is now over. It’s also important that you know what the book does not contain.  It is not a technical training book for any presentations software package (i.e. PowerPoint, Keynote, etc.)  You can apply the ideas in any software.  It is also not a book on presentation skills – how to stand, pause, etc.  There are plenty of sources of information for that set of skills. This book bridges the gap between technical information and presentation skills training to show you how to create persuasive visuals.  The type of visuals that allow your presentations to be conversations with your audience instead of a boring recitation of paragraphs of text on the screen. When you order your own copy of The Visual Slide Revolution: Transforming Overloaded Text Slides Into Persuasive Presentations, you will also receive these bonuses: A one-page summary of the KWICK method to use as a “cheat sheet” beside your computer as you develop your presentation slides.  This will keep the ideas at the top of mind as you create each presentation. Access to a video that shows you how to create effective graphic highlights using PowerPoint’s drawing tools.  This is one of the most asked for tips after my workshops, so this video of exactly how to create these graphic highlights will allow you to start using this idea immediately. I know that some of you prefer a printed book and some prefer an electronic book, so I am publishing The Visual Slide Revolution in both printed and e-book formats, with a special deal for those who want the two formats as a combo.  Here’s the ordering information. Printed book: $29.95 (+ $3.50 shipping & handling)   Click here to order E-book in PDF format: $24.00   Click here to order Printed and e-book combo: $47.00 (+ $3.50 shipping & handling)   Click here to order Your next presentation is an opportunity to shine if you use persuasive visuals instead of the bullet paragraphs of text that overload your slides today.  Order now and get ready to experience the thrill of presenting in a powerful new way. Once you've read The Visual Slide Revolution, you may have a few questions on how to create some of the visuals you see in the book.  Rest assured, you can easily create all of them because I created them in PowerPoint myself.  Some of the most asked for "how-to" tips are available as quick download videos by clicking here.