Oct 21 07
Presenting Web 3.0
By Renn Vara
For years we’ve been talking about automating different aspects of our business. Building business presentations was considered our most challenging task. Then we met a company called Late Night Writer (LNW).
LNW has made a name for itself with college students who have written assignments due and are having a tough time getting started. No, LNW doesn’t write it for them. Instead LNW actively walks them through their content to help create the foundation of their final written product. It’s pretty cool. Saves time, demystifies the process and without saying it out loud, teaches them how to properly write a good college paper. A home run.
Recently SNP joined with LNW to create a similar online content development product for executives who need help building their presentations; core pitches, product launches, sales reports, among other topics. The tool has three basic aspects to it:
- A question tool to uncover the core messages, key takeaways, content buckets, and action steps. Having done this for almost two decades, we know that it’s all about the questions asked.
- A formatting tool allows the user to effortlessly move segments around into a final format based on clearing and transitional statements. An online editor/coach.
- And finally, a slide asset tool giving templates with best practices for slide creation allowing users to keep record of their favorite slides. This element also helps them import slides with simple drag and drop technology.
Like LNW’s base student writing product, this business presentation tool doesn’t build the presentation for the executive but instead makes it easier to do, less overwhelming and in the end saves time while creating a superior product. A win/win for sure.
Here’s the problem. We need a name. If you have any ideas, let us know. Who knows, if its good and we use it, you’ll be famous. What? Not enough? We’ll also need beta users too. If you’re interested let us know (Check out our “commercial” on our home page under Featured Product).
The true definition of Web 3.0: If you’re doing something that impacts your user/customer/audience, involve them. Thanks for your help.
Tags: corporate blogging, corporate communications, leadership training, presentation skills, snp communications, web 3.0
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