Easily Create Professional Presentations with Flair AND GET YOURSELF A RAISE FOR ONLY $199!

Hi,

My name is Ray and I was a marketing associate in a medium-sized company and stuck in a rut. I hadn’t had a raise or a promotion in five years and my wife wanted me to take her on a "real" vacation to Italy, but we couldn’t afford it. Besides, I was working so hard that even if I could have paid for a fancy vacation, my boss wouldn’t have given me the time off!

If you want to earn more money, work less, and get promoted, then you need to know about a simple software program for creating sales and marketing presentations called Wildform Flair. This one program turned my life around.

How I looked like a genius and got promoted from sales associate to VP of Marketing in just six weeks

Yes, that’s right. After 5 years of going nowhere, I got promoted to Vice President of Marketing in just 6 weeks after buying Flair -- the one-stop solution for creating multimedia presentations and my secret weapon.

Here’s what happened.

As a marketing associate, my job was to churn out hundreds of PowerPoint presentations for our sales team. Frankly I was bored and it showed in my work. It’s hard to come up with something new day after day. The sales guys were on my back hassling me to add some pizzazz to their presentations so they could take them into the field, beat out our competitors and close more accounts.

I have to admit that I was coming home grumpy a lot and my wife had just about had it with me. We really needed that vacation.

The next day I got into work early, went on the Internet and found some presentation software that promised to add "pizzazz" to my presentations. It even promised to be able to work with the PowerPoint presentations I already made, which I thought was a good idea. So I asked my boss for permission to buy the program.

"You’re asking me to pay over $1000 for this program?" my boss asked. "This better be worth it."

I gulped and hoped that it would be.

The program was a nightmare. I spent all day trying to learn how to use the darn thing and by five o’clock I still couldn’t figure out how to make a presentation. I managed to bring my PowerPoint slides into the new program, but I couldn’t make any changes to the slides, which made the program useless. I tried putting video into my presentation, but I couldn’t figure out how to get the video to work and the program kept crashing.

At 5:30 our top sales guy, Stan, came by my desk and demanded to see his presentation.  (You notice how he said "his presentation" -- as if I had nothing to do with it.) I told him I’d have it to him first thing in the morning. Then I called my wife and said I wouldn’t be home in time for dinner. At 8:30 I finally managed to email something to Stan (minus, the video -- I gave up on including that hours before.)

The next morning Stan emailed me back and said he couldn’t open my file. Stan then emailed my presentation to our boss who also couldn’t open the file. Our boss emailed it to the IT guys who said we need this driver and that driver and a lot of other technical gobbley-gook.

"I can’t wait for the IT guys to figure this out, Ray, I need the presentation today," Stan said. "I’m trying to close a huge account."

Several hours later the IT guys came back and said that in order to view the presentation we all needed more software installed on our computers.

Well that clearly wasn’t going to happen.

"Did you make this with that software I just doled out near $1000 for?" my boss asked.

"Yes, sir" I muttered.

I was doomed.

I went back to my cubicle, called up my wife and asked her what I should do. She told me to buck up, hang in there and just get something out in PowerPoint.

"And try to be home for dinner," she added.

So I went back to PowerPoint and started churning out a presentation, but this time, I added a little extra. I used a template for the background and some Microsoft clip art and I delivered the project to Stan the next morning.

I Committed the Three Deadly Sins of PowerPoint Presentations

Two days later Stan waltzed into the marketing department with our boss who announced that we would all be getting new laptops because of the great work Stan did in closing the big account.

"What about that presentation I gave you?" I blurted to Stan. "That must have helped you close the deal."

My boss gave me a cold look. I know it was a bad move on my part, but I was feeling unappreciated and the words came out before I had time to think.

"To tell you the truth, Ray," Stan said icily, "your presentation wasn’t so hot. I had Marcy redo it before I brought it to the client."

Then Stan had the nerve to cite some article on "The Seven Deadly Sins of PowerPoint Presentations." And he announced that I had committed ALL of the seven deadly sins in my presentation!

Sin #1 - I used standard PowerPoint clipart that is so widely used it has become a visual cliché
Sin #2 - I used a pre-packaged PowerPoint template that was also a visual cliché.
Sin #3 -- My slides were text-heavy which made them boring.

My son, Tyler, was at the computer pointing to a software program on the Internet called Flair.

"Look, dad, it’s a Flash presentation program that has everything you want."

"What’s Flash?" I asked.

"Flash Is Everywhere, Dad"

My son rolled his eyes.

"Dad," he said, "Are you serious? It’s a file format that’s, like, everywhere. You know all those animations you see on the web?"

I nodded affirmatively.

"Like text effects, or animated intros to web sites, or video that plays right away when you go to a web page?" Tyler said.

"Yeah," I said.

"That’s Flash," Tyler explained. "99% of computer users already have Flash installed on their computers so no one has to install any extra software in order to see your work."

That would certainly eliminate a big headache, I thought.

"How’d you get so smart?" I asked my son.

I downloaded the program right away and before I went to bed I was already making multimedia presentations! I couldn’t believe how easy it was. You’ve probably gathered by now that I’m not a tech guy. I was astounded at what I was making. This is what I did:

• I took two PowerPoint presentations I had at home, brought them both into Flair, and made a bunch of changes to my PowerPoint slides in Flair.
• Then I added some more transitions, animations, and drawings.
• I created some amazing animated Flash text because the program comes with hundreds of easy-to-use effects.
• I took a video I had of my boss, brought it into the program and converted it to Flash.
• And then I went to some of our customers’ websites and recorded what came up on my computer monitor and placed it in my presentation.
• And finally, I saved all this stuff in my presentation which I emailed to myself at work in one tiny Flash file. And guess what? The email got sent right away because my entire presentation was exported as one tiny file!
  

And the best part is that I did all this before my wife was done watching Jay Leno’s monologue. That’s because Flair comes with easy to use wizards that guide you though all the stuff you want to do.

I went into work the next morning ecstatic. I opened up the presentation I made the night before and could play it with no problem.

I started rolling out the presentations, which were all fresh-looking and original. Flair gives me so many options that I was able to create distinctive presentations for all of our clients and prospective clients.

Because Flair is so fun to use and I didn’t have to stress out learning another software program, I got my creative juices flowing.

The sales department couldn’t believe these presentations were coming from the same guy in marketing since the styles were so different.

After a few days, word got out and all the sales guys wanted me to make their presentations and not some other marketing associate (like Marcy). Even Stan was coming by my desk kissing my proverbial behind.

Now, I’m going to let you in on a little secret about Flair that was the key to my immediate success. Flair lets you create presentations from scratch and you certainly don’t need PowerPoint to use it, BUT this is what I did and it saved me tons of time….

Instead of building a presentation from scratch, I imported a PowerPoint project with one of my favorite PowerPoint templates and then made changes to the template and saved it out as a new template!

I think you can see why the ability to edit your PowerPoint files, including backgrounds and templates, is so powerful. In no time I was creating hundreds of new templates and designs!

Stan closed another huge account and as they were signing on the clients said that "our firm’s talent for branding exhibited in our presentation" clinched the deal. Stan came by my desk to congratulate me.

Pretty soon word got out among the sales guys that if you wanted to close a deal my presentations were indispensable. Not only was I was helping our team to create stellar campaigns and close deals, but I even saved an account we were worried was going to walk by creating progress reports that made an impact.

My boss couldn’t believe I was turning out such excellent work so quickly.

"Email me some of those presentations, Ray," he said.

"Right away, sir!" I said.

I knew I wouldn’t have to stress out that my boss couldn’t open my presentation on his computer, because Flair presentations work on everyone’s computer without having any extra software installed.

If my sales guys want to put the presentations on a CD ROM to take into the field -- no problem with Flair. And I don’t have to look like an idiot and pester the guys in our IT department to show me how to set this up. With a simple click of a button in Flair, I can prepare my presentations to be CD ready in one click. I can even put my presentations into a web page with one click of a button in Flair -- and believe me, I’m no web designer.

I waltzed into my boss’s office and told him about Flair.

"It’s a great one-stop solution for creating Flash presentations," I said.

"Did I pay for it?" he asked.

"No, I said, "I bought it myself, but I was hoping you might reimburse me."

I was prepared. I told him that Flair is a fantastic deal and that it’s really like getting eight programs for the price of one. Flair comes with:

1. A screen recorder that captures all on-screen actions as well as video/audio from a webcam, microphone and videotape (a $300 value)
2. A unique PowerPoint to Flash converter that creates fully editable files including text, art, animations and transitions (and it doesn’t require PowerPoint) (a $700 value)
3. A full suite of drawing and text tools (a $200 value)
4. A high quality video encoder (a $250 value)
5. A text effects generator (a $100 value)
6. An easy to use animation and transition tool (a $100 value)
7. And a handy editor to put it all together. (a $150 value)
8. A quiz creator to create interactive quizzes and surveys (a $350 value)

"That’s a $2,150 value!" I exclaimed.

"That’s fantastic," my boss said, "I’ll write you a check for $2,150."

"You don’t have to," I said, "Because I only paid $199!"

"What?" he said, jumping up from his chair, "That’s the best news I’ve heard all week."

"We need to get a copy of Flair for everyone in marketing and sales," my boss said.

"Hold on, I said, "I want to show you one more thing."

Then I switched on his webcam and asked him to look into his computer monitor and say something to his sales force. When I showed him how easy it was to record a video of himself and put it into a presentation he was floored.

"You mean I can deliver video messages to all my field reps?" he exclaimed.

My boss patted me on the back and said he’d think about it.

The next day he called me into his office.

"I have something better for you than just a raise," my boss said. "I’m moving up to Chief Marketing Officer, Ray. I’ll be your next CMO."

"Congratulations," I said.

"And I’m promoting you to my job -- the vice president of marketing!" he said, "It comes with a nice pay raise."

I was thrilled.

SOME OF WHAT YOU’LL GET

• A Support System Like No Other - Wildform’s website is jam-packed with guided tours, tutorials and tips on how to make great presentations and get the most out of Flair
• Free Technical Support for six months
• Customer Satisfaction -
You don't need to take just my word for it. Read testimonials from some of the hundreds of satisfied customers who have written in to Wildform to express their gratitude.

AND THERE’S MORE!

Each license of Flair comes with over $2000 worth of free bonus downloads that you can use in your multimedia projects. It’s called their Premium Partner Program and as soon as you purchase Flair you get sent an email with instructions on how to download your free video, PowerPoint templates, images, animations, photos, and sound files.

There’s no risk involved with your purchase. The folks at Wildform offer a 100% money-back guarantee. If you are not satisfied with their software you may return it for a complete refund within 15 days of purchase -- no questions asked.

THE BEST $199 BUCKS YOU’LL EVER SPEND….

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As soon as you complete your purchase you will be emailed instructions for how to download your license of Flair so you can get started making stellar presentations right away.

Sincerely,
Ray Chapin

PS. -- Once you purchase Flair don’t forget to download your $2000 worth of free video, photos, images, animations, templates and sounds!