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How do you make slide presentations actually engaging when you’re not in the room? I’ve been thinking a lot about how ineffective it is to send slide decks as PDFs or videos — especially in sales, onboarding, or async updates. You never know how people are going to go through them, or if they’ll get the message the way you intended. Now that more teams are remote or async, I'm curious how others are handling this: How do you share presentations in a way that’s more interactive or engaging? Have you found ways to make slide decks feel more like actual communication instead of just static documents? Any tools or strategies that helped? If you’ve built for this problem, how did you validate that people actually cared? Would love to hear how others have dealt with this — especially in early-stage products, sales, or client communication.

@presanaapp this is so important. Especially when you're raising from investors or trying to do B2B sales, often the (pitch/sales) deck determines the first impression. But after sending that PDF you have 0 control over "how" the recipient is going through the slides. Obviously because you're just not there to guide. Interesting angle, will try it out for reaching out to investors!

@jong_chan_chung thanks for the feedback 🙌

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