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11. Incorporate your data in a visual way.

We’ve all been there; those long corporate meetings where you give it your all to pay attention to the statistics and numbers slowly being read off of an interminable spreadsheet.
Don’t make that same mistake in your presentation. Incorporate your data in a visual and engaging way by using charts, graphs, maps and data widgets.
The slide template below visualizes website traffic data with the help of a line graph.

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Imagine if all of this information was written out in the form of a complex table full of intricate rows, columns and numbers — yawning? So are we.
When you use a presentation software like Visme, you can add 15+ different types of charts and graphs to your slides, and customize them to fit your design needs. Change their colors, add or remove legends, and even animate the charts.
You can also drag and drop thermometers, progress bars, radials and other data widgets to visualize percentages and stats. Or, use the map generator to visualize geographical information, like in the slide template below.

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You can make this map interactive, too. So, for example, when someone hovers on one of the regions on the map, additional data can be displayed.
Learn more about what data visualization is, why it’s important, and how to create your own impressive visual data.
Or, watch the quick video tutorial below to learn how to create a chart or graph in Visme.

12. Use multimedia to engage your audience.

People’s brains love to be met with the unexpected. Unfortunately, many times presentations are just predictable slides with some text and bullet points on them.
You can make your presentation more exciting for your audience by adding multimedia into the slides. But multimedia presentations include more than just static photos.
They can also include media like embedded videos, GIFs, audio narrations, music, or interactive elements like quizzes, forms, hover effects, links, pop-ups and more.
Here’s a peek at a multimedia presentation we recently created using GIFs to explain Visme’s features:
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You can easily create a similar presentation of your own using Visme’s presentation maker, which comes with a built-in GIPHY integration.
Another benefit of adding multimedia is that it will give you a nice little break from talking where you can regroup your thoughts and get ready for your next big point.
If you want to learn more, check out our complete guide on creating a multimedia presentation.