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DownloadHow do you stand out in a world crowded with too many words? Memorable visuals can be the most persuasive and motivating kind of language. Make your presentations more impactful with our Video Backgrounds (Part 4) compilation, thematically presented with title suggestions. Use this selection of storytelling elements to complement your content and make your work all the more unforgettable.
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DownloadFor example, Use this background to share your company's Emerging market analysis as you venture into uncharted territories. (Slide 14)
Take advantage of videos that highlight business trends, such as corporate social responsibility, to keep your presentations as fresh as your ideas. (Slide 21)
Contextualize abstract concepts with a simple visual to encourage big ideas and inspire stakeholders. (Slide 22)
Consulting firm McKinsey recommends new MBA hires use only two slides for every 20 they initially create. Apple Founder Steve Jobs gave some of the most influential keynotes in business history using photos paired with text. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then imagine the power of a video.
This Video Background collection will take your communication to the next level as you paint a more vivid, memorable, and consistent vision during your next presentation.
Information that's delivered with images is more likely to be remembered due to a theory known as "pictorial superiority." According to molecular biologist John Medina, if you learn a piece of information paired with an image, you'll still remember 65% of it three days later. For instance, you might use this slide as a visually impactful way to open a Corporate Identity deck that impresses key stakeholders, new recruits, or prospective clients. (Slide 1)
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Now, when you create a presentation, you usually have two options: design something graphically yourself or pull a still picture from online. The first option is time-consuming, and most team members aren't designers. But the second option often leads you to re-use corny imagery the audience has already seen numerous times – A sure way to dampen the spirit in a meeting room. Instead, you can incorporate video slides that are strategically designed and provide plenty of negative space to write important information. Our curated collection has a thematic organization. Some videos are more representative, like these puzzle pieces that slide together to demonstrate strategic alliances or for use when you create your next strategic plan. (Slide 2)
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As with our other video background decks, you can change the slide titles and descriptions to fit whatever your presentation needs are as they are designed to fit a variety of uses. For instance, you might need to conduct a market analysis as part of your Strategic Marketing Plan. Review critical reports and in-depth analysis alongside stunning backdrops that keep the marketing team engaged. (Slide 3)
KPI Dashboards can be dense to read as you actively try to parse out important data from a page full of numbers. Ease the strain on the eye and spice up the performance reporting process with this performance overview background. (Slide 4)
Time is money. Add this video to our project timeline deck during your next status report, as a reminder that even the best ideas can only work with timely execution. (Slide 5)
Maybe you need to communicate your innovation strategy in today's shifting market landscape. Take current trends into account and kickstart the planning to get you ahead of competitors. (Slide 7)
Whether for a periodic sales review or financial performance evaluation, use a visual aid to help listeners retain information as well as reinforce your point to maximize impact. After all, a healthy cash flow never hurts anyone. (Slide 8)
Show your team spirit by adding this video background to our team appreciation deck. Publicize achievements and hard work that deserve to be recognized and looked up to. Incremental praises and rewards are key to keeping a good pool of talent satisfied and motivated. (Slide 11)
Let's say you need to illustrate complex ideas and processes better as you plan your company's digital transformation, which is paramount especially to corporations with serious legacy problems. You can use this video background to draw more robust connections between complicated ideas or provide visualization to explain an intangible concept. (Slide 12)
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Use timely visualizations for your upcoming sustainability report. 77% of consumers reported they would be more likely to buy from a company that demonstrated a commitment to corporate social responsibility. So even if your product doesn't have direct relations to the environment, it's more important than ever to adopt socially responsible practices to send the right brand message. (Slide 15)
Even as remote work becomes more common, always leave time for a break session as part of your meeting's agenda. A calming, looping video can add to an otherwise bland slide and even encourage conversations between teammates and stimulate brainstorming. (Slide 17)
To stay afloat in a rapidly transforming market, many businesses have been forced into dramatic changes between where they were and where they need to go. Bridge the gap between where you are now and where you want to be with gap analysis. Find what's missing from your current state and improve accordingly. (Slide 18)
Even the most detailed and complete project plans can fail if there is omission or uncertainty of participant roles, tasks and responsibilities. Clarify team roles and responsibilities with tools such as RACI. Get your viewer's attention with strategically designed videos to enhance the text rather than distract from it. (Slide 19)
From milestones, to team performance, to financial health, there are many topics to be covered in an annual report. Celebrate achievements earned over the course of the year by starting the presentation on a high note. (Slide 23)
And last but not least, don't forget to say "Thank you!" (Slide 20)
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