The best $40 we ever spent – Noun Project

April 24, 2018

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Here at The Prezenter we keep a close eye on the latest technologies and innovations that might make presenting easier and more effective. Right now we are completely in love ❤️with the Noun Project and it’s PowerPoint add-in, and here’s why all presenters should be using it.

What is Noun Project?

An online library of over 1 million icons. Think of it as the Shutterstock of icons. You can search for anything at all and the amount of choice is mind-blowing. Here is a quick sample of some random finds that our team really like:

Why do presenters need it?

You can use the vast library of icons to turn those nasty old bullet points into more meaningful visuals. Here’s a very quick example of what we mean:

How do I get it?

Open PowerPoint and go to INSERT>STORE. Then search for Noun Project and then install the Add-In that appears.
You can use it for free and have a limited supply of icons, but for just $38 USD per year, you get access to the entire suite of icons. That is INSANE 🤯value in our humble opinion!
For under $200 you could have a team of 5 people that all have access to an endless supply of icons.
Businesses should seriously look at this as a very inexpensive way of their sales, business dev, and any customer-facing employees to be able to seriously up the level of presentations.

Want to know more?

We are offering free demos to anyone interested in using the Noun Project. All you have to do is contact us on the form at the bottom of our website and we’ll get right back to you.
Happy presenting.
The Prezenter team

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