Liven Up Your Boring Presentations With…Skin

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If you’ve been in this business for any amount of time, you’ve sat through your unfair share of mindless meetings during which dense data is pointlessly pontificated to the point of insanity-laced frustration. Half way through the presentation you want to jump on the presenter and beat them to a bloody pulp for stealing yet another hour you’ll never get back. This presentation from Good Magazine might also cause you to jump on the presenter but with entirely different motivations.

In slow, tantalizing reveal – just like any good presentation should – important facts and figures are unveiled. In fact, after this presentation, you actually feel motivated, ready to go, up for anything. During this presentation the very beautiful Kelle Marie gets intimate with her facts and figures and shares them with you in a manner we’re quite positive you will never see in the conference room. After watching the presentation, you will have learned the shocking knowledge that 89 percent of all porn websites are produced in the U.S.; 70 percent of porn traffic occurs during 9-5 working hours; 35 percent of all downloads are pornographic in nature; every second, 28,258 internet users are viewing porn and porn brings in $2.84 billion in revenue per year.

So if you’re looking to liven up your next presentation, here’s at least one example that’s sure to keep your audience at full attention.

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