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Presentation Use Statistics, 2013 [PRESENTATION]

By David Erickson | December 11, 2013

SlideShare has released it’s Zeitgeist 2013 presentation detailing how people used presentations this year. Image sizes, for instance, grew 16% from last 2012.

Posted in Consumer Behavior, Content Marketing, Online Behavior, Social Media Marketing, Visual Communications and tagged 2013, Facebook, Presentation, Slideshare, Twitter, Year In Review

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