My clients frequently ask me “How many slides should I use in my presentation?”

It is a good question. Unfortunately… there is no “hard and fast” rule to answer it.

However, there are several guiding principles that can help us to decide how many – or how few – slides to include in each presentation. Today, I will share 3 guidelines including Guy Kawasaki’s “10/20/30 Rule for Powerpoint.”

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