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Re: Presentation sharing site SlideShare raises $3 million

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Re: Presentation sharing site SlideShare raises $3 million

Legal Forms, Attorney — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 08:02:13 -0000

I agree. it does compete somewhere between sites like Scribd and Docstoc but after reading all about it I'm sure it offers a more beneficial service like Google Presentations.
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Re: Presentation sharing site SlideShare raises $3 million

davemc500hats — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:44:24 -0000

@Jon: actually the business model is pretty straightforward... many people who post presentations are using them as sales & marketing tools. the presentations attract potential customers, and SlideShare drives additional traffic that turn into customers (as per my blog post, several folks get a lot more visitors from the SlideShare community than from the slide owner's traffic alone).

think of it as the LinkedIn of widgets / presentations... people looking at those presentations tend to be from business-focused demographics, with very specific attention to content & keywords. that's a highly monetizable audience.

Re: Presentation sharing site SlideShare raises $3 million

Jon — Thu, 08 May 2008 10:07:45 -0000

I like Slideshare, but I am scratching my head to find the business model. At one level it is "file-sharing" (with a twist) and file sharing has been a great traffic attractor, but not a revenue maker not to mention the copyright problem.