My IgniteSF presentation, in all it’s slideshowy glory!
Jun 2, 2009 Author: Veronica | Filed under: babble, internet, videoBack on April 1st, I gave a presentation at IgniteSF about making your business a meme. The catch was that I had to do twenty slides in five minutes, and each slide changes on it’s own after 15 seconds. So you have to get through a lot of information pretty fast!
You can check out other presentations on all sorts of amazing and geeky topics at the Ignite blog over at O’Reilly, or subscribe on iTunes!
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21 Responses for "My IgniteSF presentation, in all it’s slideshowy glory!"
Great Job Veronica! You was worried for nothing!
Informative and amusing. Thumbs up.
The whole description of the ’slides advancing every 15 seconds’ makes it sound way scarier than it should be. Still, no way I could do that so props to you!
I totally fail under the “don’t be a jerk” category. Damn.
Good job on the presentation!
That was simply awesome! Ya rawk V! <3
I’m a huge fan of less is more… this was perfect!
That was a very nicely done presentation!
Great job. That was a lot of information really fast.
I knew I recognized those “dragons w/ swords” cover art — Council of Wyrms! /geeksinacorner
Great work V, very well presented, and you didn’t even sound “rushed” as could easily have been the case with the constraints of the format.
Excellent!
your like the hot chick version of Seth Godin… Your blog and his are the only ones i follow… die hard
Do you know any other good info outlets for this meme thing? ive never heard that term before, i muist know more! lol
Nice job, V!
Well done, that must have been pretty terrifying. Very interesting also!
Seriously, your mom thinks you need tips on how to avoid date rape? You’re like the most famously not dating person I ever hear about.
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‘They put these giant iPhone touch ads right in front of Pitchfork. So a bunch of hipsters got pissed off because they couldn’t read the latest review of Arcade Fire.” Classic
That was amazing V! Loved it. Quite informative as well as entertaining.
ahahaha… is amazing!!!.. very intersting.
god job!!
Veronica,
Your presentation skills are great. Even though I despise the subject, it still hooked me until the end. I thought the information density was spot on, as was the pace, but I was most impressed with the way you communicated the general idea, which was pretty damn persuasive. I just hope it got through to the people that count.
Great presentation. You were very cool even with the pressure of the quick changing slides. Making a business a meme is an annoying idea, though.
That was a great presentation! The subject was so second nature to you and the time limit didn’t detract from the quality. You got your points off so clearly that it really kept my attention and your witty remarks here and there really augmented an already stellar presentation in my eyes. I also loved how calm you were because that can’t be an easy thing to do. Great work, Veronica!
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