Podcast episode by Jim James about sharing PowerPoint presentations online. The speaker outlines SlideShare’s origin (founded 2009) and its recent acquisition by Scribd, and previews strategies for publishing, embedding, and driving traffic to presentation files on websites.
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Hello. Welcome to this episode of Speak pr. My name is Jim James, and this is the podcast for anybody that's got value locked up in their organization, and they're just looking for ways to release that. And today, we're going to talk about the power of presentations online. And it used to be that I would put everything on SlideShare. Now, SlideShare was founded in 2009 in India when three fellow entrepreneurs gathered together to make a YouTube for presentations. But now SlideShare, as of this year, has been acquired by Scribed, which means that for those of us that were using what was the YouTube for presentations, we now need maybe to change our tack or to look at Scribe. So I'm looking at ways that we can share PowerPoint presentations, like a file, share embed on our websites, but also to find traffic for that content, to share it and publish it with more than just the people we.
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