Now that SlideShare is added to your profile, go to. I don’t like the fact that the default tab is Popular, which displays other people’s presentations, but I don’t see any way around that. Click the My Slidespace tab to see your presentations. Now, if you go to your personal profile page and click the SlideShare link under Apps (on the left), you should see SlideShare. Click Allow.Ĭlick the Sync Account link at the upper right. (It’s possible to log in under your page, but you don’t want that right now.) This is just to make sure you’re logged in. Go to your personal Facebook profile page, making sure you’re logged in under your personal profile. These steps assume that you already have a SlideShare account and at least one presentation uploaded there.

Worse, each time Facebook makes changes to its interface, which is often, the steps change. Unfortunately, getting the SlideShare app, as it’s called, on your page involves many steps, most of which are not obvious. I encourage you to go to Phyllis Khare’s website, to download a free chapter of the book. But it’s well-organized into 9 “books,” so you can find just what you need. If you use Facebook for your business, the book is amazingly complete, at over 600 pages. I discovered this feature from a new book, Facebook Marketing All-in-One For Dummies, by Amy Porterfield, Phyllis Khare, and Andrea Vahl.

While you’re at it, why not go there and Like my page? It’s a great place to ask me questions and get answers! Click the SlideShare link on the left to see the presentations. Here you can see how they look on my Ellen Finkelstein on Presenting page. If you also have a Facebook page for your business, you can display these presentations on your page as well. You can display your SlideShare presentations on your Facebook profile. SlideShare is the biggest slide-sharing site and you may have posted presentations there.

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