How to turn PowerPoint Bullet Points into Visual Slide Layouts (FAST)

Turn your PowerPoint Bullets into visual layouts with these PowerPoint Tricks.
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Bullet points are a common element of content heavy, professional PowerPoint presentations, like those used in client pitches, proposals, research reports, investment memorandums, etc.. These types of PowerPoint presentations are often defined by delivering bullet point driven material in an informative and interesting way.
A challenge for any good analyst is being able to take large amounts of information and delivering it in PowerPoint to clients in an informative and effective manner.
In this Microsoft PowerPoint tutorial, you'll learn several tips and tricks for quickly breaking up your boring lists of bullet points and presenting them in a more engaging and informative way.
You will learn a number of powerful shortcuts in this tutorial, like CTRL + SHIFT + DRAG to quickly create aligned copies of your objects. You will also see several professional examples of different ways you can structure and format your bullet points in your own PowerPoint presentations.
Your time is valuable, so don't let a bunch of boring lists of bullet points be a bottle when working in PowerPoint.

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

Bullet points can be a real drag on any presentation. For a first cut, you can use this simple technique to make your standard PowerPoint bullet points more interesting and informative, without spending hours upon hours trying to re-design every single slide. Good luck!

[@godfreytan1001]

Awesome great tips...

[@nofear1604]

Great to the point video. Thanks again.

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

+Al Baps Glad you enjoyed the tips. Thanks for the comment. Good luck with your presentations.

[@chiwahchan27]

This one was incredible. I have been going in this direction the past few years, but to watch this video, helps me get some new ideas and reinforce that I am indeed going in the right direction, away from the simple bullet points whenever possible. Thanks for sharing this amazing video!

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

+Chi-Wah “Bill” Chan You are definitely on the right path! Another great way to quickly generate ideas is to take your list of text, flip it at SmartArt (to quickly generate some ideas and shapes) and then break the graphic apart (CTRL+SHIFT+G twice). That's a great trick I use all the time when I'm under the gone and fresh out of ideas. Thanks for the comment and good luck with your presentations!

[@Luciano_mp]

Sensacional.Parabéns.

[@wagsbass]

superb tips. ignore these idiots telling your your speaking sucks.

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

+wagsbass Haha...thanks for the encouragement. Appreciate all your support!

[@BakraMandiIslamabadWeraCow]

Good taylor

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the comment! I always appreciated it.

[@pratikpatel7763]

How to apply bullets to all line in section and header layout slide?

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

If all of your slides are built using the PowerPoint placeholders, you can add bullet points to all of your placeholders by adjusting the formatting on your slide master. Fore help with your slide master, see our post on creating a PowerPoint template (that will give you the insights you need to do this). nutsandboltsspeedtraining.com/powerpoint-tutorials/how-to-create-a-powerpoint-template/

[@camilleheyful]

Yeah, so easy for people to just say "don't ever use bullets" or " only 6 bullets per slide"...seriously? That's just not feasible when you're building a serious deck to present complex information

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

Agreed! One of the biggest challenges out there for heavy PowerPoint users, is how to present bullet driven information in an informative and interesting way. Glad you liked the video...we'll have more coming out in the near future.