Eye-catching slides in a SlideShare presentation
Author & speaker, Mark Schaefer, received 7000 views for a blog post. He turned the blog post into a SlideShare presentation and received 110,000 views. There is lots of potential with SlideShare.
Those types of statistics can happen if you have an eye-catching presentation. Not only that, but people can link from your slides to your web pages.
This blog post assumes that you have made your Keynote slide show. I will show you how to make that into a PDF file. Then you will select portions of certain slides and make them link to the web page of your choice.
Create the PDF file
Open your Keynote slide show- Click File > Print
- Click the PDF button > Save as PDF > Save.
Create your hyperlink
(In my blog posts I often am trying to find lower-cost alternatives to a problem. I’ve searched and found only one reliable platform for creating hyperlinks from SlideShare posts. It’s an expensive program called Adobe Acrobat Pro.
If you find a cheaper alternative, leave it in the comments section.)
- Right-click on the name of your new PDF file in Finder. (It’s most likely in the Movies folder.)
- Click on Open with > Adobe Acrobat Pro
- Click on Edit > Edit Text & Images
Scroll down to the slide from which you wish to link. (Note that you can’t start linking until the fourth slide.)- In right-hand column, click on Add or Edit Link
- Draw invisible rectangle around text to be linked
- Click Next
- Paste URL into box
- Click OK
- Cmd S to save latest changes
SlideShare
11. Sign into your SlideShare account
12. Click the orange Upload button. That will get you to a new page.
13. Drag and drop your new PDF file onto this page
14. Click the Upload button.)
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While in the SlideShare preview mode, click on the Share button
16. That will give you some HTML code
17. Cmd C to copy it into your clipboard
18. Open web page where you wish to have the SlideShare presentation
19. Cmd V to paste it into the source code of your page.
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Open Finder. Right click on your new PDF file. Click Open with and then Adobe Acrobat Pro.
Scroll down to the slide that needs the clickable link. Click Edit > Edit Text & Images.
You may get an error message. Close it and ignore it. In the panel on the right, click Add or Edit Link.
Move your cursor to the text you would like to link and draw a rectangle around it. That will soon disappear and you will get a box where you should select Invisible Rectangle. Click Next.
Enter the URL to which you want the text to link when clicked on and press OK.
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