Day: November 13, 2024

For programmers who do not like to use IDEs, it may not be convenient to find specific strings in files of a specified type. Using standard grep is an option, but specifying file types can be quite cumbersome. We can solve this with a small script. First, use find to list the filenames we need to search for, each on a new line, and save them in a text file:

find -iname *.v > /tmp/1.txt
find -iname *.vhd >> /tmp/1.txt

And here's the script:

#!/usr/bin/lua

file = io.open(arg[1], "r")
good=0
files=""

for line in file:lines() do
    cmd=string.format("grep %s '%s' ", arg[2], line)
    reti=os.execute(cmd)
    if(reti)then
        print(string.format("Good %s", line))
        good=good+1
        files=files .. line .. "\n"
    else
        print(string.format("Bad %s, found=%d", line, good))
    end
end

print(string.format("Found %d files: ", good))
print(files)
file:close()

The advantage is that if there are many files, you can see the search results dynamically without having to wait for a long time.

~/f.lua /tmp/1.txt i_tcp_en

Found 7 files: 
./header_gen/source/header_100ge_gen.v
./header_gen/source/header_100ge_gen_debug.v
./header_gen/source/header_100ge_gen_tcp_flooding_1.v
./header_gen/source/header_100ge_gen_tcp_flooding_10.v
./header_gen/source/header_100ge_gen_tcp_flooding_32.v
./payload_gen/source/payload_100ge_gen_v1.v
./tx_top/source/tx_100ge_top.v

Resume design can be a funny thing. Where’s the line between too little color and too much? We’re featuring 20+ resume color schemes (with stunning examples) to help give you some ideas.

I believe it is a balance between showing off your personality and design style about the job you are applying for. So, you might have a couple of resume designs, depending on who you are sending them to.

Another factor is printing. Are you going with a design that requires professional printing or are you doing it yourself? Think about all these things as you peruse these stylish resume color schemes for inspiration. (Note: Mixes are provided in HEX, but if you plan to print, make sure to use CMYK color.)

Mint Green

This color scheme is a great choice for creating resumes that stand out from the crowd. The bright mint green is a color that easily pops and works more effectively for accents to bring attention to specific sections of the resume design. Consider pairing this color with darker colors to get the most out of this color scheme.

Fun Blue

Fun Blue is a beautiful color that not only creates a soothing vibe across the entire design but also makes it look more professional and creative at the same time. When combined with lighter colors, it will help you convey a sense of individuality through the entire design to highlight your personality and experience.

Orange, Brown, and Pink Gray

This is a different style of color scheme that may not work for every resume. It’s more of an eccentric color palette that’s more appropriate for professionals in creative industries. The goal here is to create a color scheme that’s easy on the eyes but also stands out. The orange color does an impressive job as an accent color to highlight the key elements while the brown and pink gray create a beautiful canvas for the design.

Dark Salmon

This color works perfectly as an accent color to bring more attention to your resume. As you can see in this example, it can be used with both light and dark backgrounds as well. The dark salmon color is also associated with creativity so it will be a great choice for resumes related to creative professionals, freelancers, and designers.

Bright Yellow

For creating resumes for graphic designers, marketers, writers, and UX designers, there’s no better color scheme than this one. The bright yellow is often the go-to choice for accents and it works beautifully with both black and white to create attractive and distinctive looks, especially for business and professional document designs.

Magenta and Indigo

Artists, fashion designers, and other creative professionals will find this color scheme right up their alley. The magenta and indigo color combination is not the most common color palette you see every day, but that’s also the point of this color scheme. It’s all about creating a look that makes your resume different and unique.

Cumin and Apricot

A simple yet uncommon color scheme for making a bold statement. The attractive Cumin color combined with the Apricot helps create a charming vibe for resumes. This color scheme will also work the other way around by switching the accent and background colors. It’s perfect for any creative resume color scheme.

Purple and Light Violet

If you want to create a modern resume design with an unconventional look, this color scheme will help achieve that goal. While the light violet and the purple colors work great for this example resume design, we think it would look even better if you were to use a white or a lighter background color.

Dirt Brown and Elephant Blue

The Dirt Brown is a color we rarely see these days but it was quite refreshing to see it being used in a resume design. In this example, a shade of Dirt Brown is used as a stylistic choice to give this design a unique identity while the beautiful Elephant Blue takes center stage as the accent color.

Peacock Blue

This color scheme is all about creating a professional and creative vibe for resumes. The Peacock Blue is a color often associated with business and professionalism. And it brings a certain commanding look to this example resume design as well. The classic look of this color scheme will never fail to impress.

Deep Purple and Gold

If you like a high color, high design style a purple and gold resume color scheme might be perfect for you. This color combination has a regal feel and with tints and tones on the darker hue, you can play up color combinations. Just remember to use a thick typeface so the reverse text is easy to read.

Pastel Blue and Green

Pastels can be a nice color option for a resume because light backgrounds are designed for reading. This pairing with pastel blue and green is somewhat neutral but interesting. You get the opportunity to use a lot of color without an overwhelming or overly designed resume.

Bright Blue and Charcoal

Bright blue is one of those colors that always look great. It’s harmonious and goes well with almost everything and provides a bright boost for your career information. Pair it with charcoal for a resume with a color that’s classic and modern without feeling overwhelming.

Green with Mod Accents

On the other end of the spectrum is bright green with fun and funky mod color accents – here are preach and a golden yellow – to show a little extra personality with a resume color scheme. The way to make color like this work is to use it for a header or footer and keep the rest of the color scheme fairly simple for the content of your resume design.

Rust Accents

If you are planning to use color, the classic option is to pick a single accent color and stick to black for the rest of the resume design. Here, the rest bars and accents keep the design looking fresh but without overwhelming people with color. Another bonus? The color choices have enough contrast so that if they are printed – even on a black-and-white printer – everything will remain clear, clean, and readable.

Blue and Yellow

A blue and yellow resume color scheme has just the right modern feel. It’s creative and interesting without being too flashy or in-your-face. Pairing this color scheme with more creative design elements in the resume adds that extra element of pizazz. Just remember that a color scheme or style like this can get busy and crows the design, so it’s best for a cover page, resumes in creative industries, or those with not a lot of content.

Ivory and Charcoal

A beige resume color scheme is anything but boring. The colors offer a soft palette that puts focus on the content of the resume. The ivory color mimics a thing of the past – buying linen paper to print a resume. You can do that with charcoal-only printing or mimic the entire effect with a PDF.

Classic Blue and Black

A classic blue resume color palette always works. What’s nice about this option is that blue can be used as mostly an accent color, so you can show some creativity but maintain a highly readable resume. When using a classic blue, stick to a classic palette all the way around with black text or accompanying accents.

Bold Brights

If you want your resume to stand out, consider a bold bright color palette for header and footer elements. Stick to traditional black for text, though. The bold color palette is trendy; just make sure to invest in quality printing so it looks great in real life.

Sorbet Hues

The fun “sorbet hues” of this resume design are soothing and peaceful. The minty green and burst of orange provide a nice backdrop with additional tints for even more variation. What’s exceptionally nice about this color combination is that it doesn’t have a distinctly masculine or feminine feel.

Black and White

Black and white color schemes are a classic choice for resume design and one that never goes out of style. A black-and-white color scheme forces you to design with other elements such as typography or graphic divots. What’s nice about black and white is you can send off a PDF and know it will print as intended for the person on the other end.

Bright Blue Monotone

A monotone color scheme is classic and sophisticated. But this design does require professional printing with high color and a full bleed. The bright blue adds a modern touch to a color that’s been a resume staple for decades.

Almost Black and Yellow

Yellow resume accents are a big trend in color. To avoid a bumblebee or too childish feel, pair bright yellow with an almost black/deep gray. That has a more sophisticated and less harsh feel while communicating a bright, happy mood. (Just what you want a hiring manager to have when they see your resume.)

Dark Green and Gray

This dark green and gray resume color scheme with rusty red accents are stunning. The color overlay on images helps tie everything together. The highly visual style could get challenging if you have a lot to include but makes a great simple starter resume. You could also take this palette and use it without images for equally high impact.

Black and Gold

A black and gold resume color palette just seems to ooze sophistication. When using a color pair such as this, streamline other effects with a minimal style that lets your credentials show off.

Pale Purple and Gray

While this color pair does have a softer, more feminine feel, it’s elegant and easy to read. Used in the manner of the example above, the colors serve as a backdrop for a white content area. (Nothing is easier to read.)

Black and Red

You can never go wrong with classic black and red (and even a little gray) for your resume. This color scheme is designed for readability and uses color to create a distinct hierarchy with 60% black for some of the text and red design accents throughout. ¬

Navy and Mint

Navy and mint provide a modern resume color option that has a fairly neutral feel. The example above uses mint accents for a fun little color fade that’s easy to implement.

Modern Maroon

A resume color scheme does not need a lot of options to be effective. Pick one bold color, such as maroon, and pair it with black and white text. It’s modern and striking.

Sage Green and Black

You can apply the same concept with a softer hue, such as sage green. Use black accents for high contrast or consider 60% black for a more subtle feel.

Yellow and Coral

Want to make a big impression with your resume colors? Try this combo of yellows and coral for high-impact color that demands attention. The key here is printing. Don’t skimp on quality if you want this resume to stand out.

Mossy Green and Black

Mossy green and black create a nice color pair for a resume that has a classic feel but with just enough color to be rather stylish. Experiment with the green color to get just the right complement for you.

Steel Blue and Soft Gray

It’s hard to beat the combination of steel blue and soft gray for a resume. It’s classy and elegant. The colors are fairly neutral but not plain. You could also consider a third color accent, but this duo stands on its own.

Emerald Green and Yellow

If you are looking for a bold resume color option, this is it. Emerald green and yellow provide a striking color scheme that’s fun and visually interesting.

Earthy Browns

An earthy brown color scheme is a nice option if you are looking for a stylish neutral palette that isn’t gray or blue. Opt for rich browns so that the overall feel doesn’t get drab. This color scheme works great with photos, too.

Berry Ombre

While the berry tones in this color scheme might be too stylish for some, it’s a concept you can apply to other colors. The ombre/fade coloring does create a modern feel that adds emphasis to specific resume content.

Blue Gradient

Pick two blues and create a gradient that adds a super trendy look to your resume design. (Gradients are big right now and can show that you are on top of design trends.) And you don’t even really have to use blue here, but this color combo is rather stunning.

Deep Teal and Ivory

Deep teal and ivory create a modern, yet classic, color scheme for any resume style. You can replicate this design digitally or by buying ivory resume paper and only printing the color sections. What’s nice about this color combination is the element of contrast and the fresh feel of the color options, which are a nice spin on the expected blue and white.

Neutral and White

With simple neutral color accents on a white background, this resume color option highlights your experience and content without getting in the way. Use it like the featured template with images or let it stand on its own for an elegant, timeless style with just a hint of color.

Classic Grays

Sometimes a simple gray style is just what you need. What’s nice about this resume color scheme is that it uses light and dark grays to create a visual flow throughout the design. And it’s amazingly easy to read.

Bold Bright Duo

This bold and bright color duo has a feminine feel that’s striking and attention-getting. While it looks amazing, this can be a risky choice depending on the industry. Go with a design like this for more creative fields. Also, make sure to take special care with typography and contrast so the color doesn’t hurt readability.

I’ve written hundreds of blogs as a content marketer, but I’m still susceptible to the amateur mistake of thinking about writing for SEO only after a blog is already written.

However, I’ve found that it’s a lot easier to think of SEO as the bookends of your blog. It can inform what you should write and optimize it when you’re done.

In fact, whenever I’ve consulted SEO marketing software before writing a blog, it’s given me insight into what questions my audience is asking, how I can simplify things, and what kind of outline I should follow.

SEO content writing doesn’t need to be boring or feel like it was written by a robot, either.

Read further to get tips on how to incorporate SEO in your blog writing while still creating interesting, useful content.

Table of Contents

• Tips on How To Incorporate SEO in Your Writing
• Why is SEO content writing important?
• The Basics of SEO Content Writing

Why is SEO content writing important?

Without SEO, your content is less likely to rank highly on search engines. Ranking lower may hinder your ability to attract and engage with your target audience. It may also make your content — and your brand — seem less credible and authoritative.

A 2024 First Page Sage study found that the clickthrough rate for websites in position one on the SERP is 39.8%. This number drops drastically to 18.7% for websites in position two and then to 1.6% for websites in position 10. When you get to page two of Google, that number sinks even lower.

This means that if your website is not on the first page, there’s only a small chance consumers will find your website organically. Fewer visits to your site mean fewer opportunities to generate leads and, ultimately, revenue.

Your next best option is investing in advertising to get those users to your site. But that costs money, and if you’re on a tight budget, why not invest time in SEO writing? It’s free and will likely bring you traffic for much longer than a campaign would.

SEO also addresses the top five issues marketers currently face (see below). By doing sufficient SEO research, you can generate new blog ideas, increase engagement, attract traffic, reach your audience, and generate leads.

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The Basics of SEO Content Writing

When getting started with SEO content writing, it’s important to understand the basics. Here are some fundamental principles to follow when incorporating SEO into your writing.

Keyword Optimization

Keyword optimization is all about strategically using relevant keywords and phrases in your content to boost its visibility and ranking.

This aspect of SEO is super important because it helps search engines better understand your content, thereby increasing the chances of it appearing in relevant search queries and attracting organic traffic.

To select the best keywords, you’ll need to research and identify what exactly your target audience is looking for and align it with your content’s topic. Finding the right balance between incorporating keywords in a way that makes sense to readers and satisfies search engine algorithms is key.

I’ll go more in-depth about how to find keywords and how to disperse them throughout your content in the tips section.

User Intent

User intent refers to the motivation or purpose behind a user's search query. It’s about figuring out what they really want to discover when typing something into a search engine.

There are generally four types of user intent:

• Informational intent describes people seeking information or answers to questions. These users are looking for definitions, explanations, how-to guides, or research materials.
• Navigational intent is when a user searches for a specific website or brand. They already know what they want to find and are using a search engine to navigate to a particular webpage.
• Transactional intent describes a user who’s ready to take action, like making a purchase, subscribing to a service, or booking an appointment.
• Commercial intent describes somebody researching products or services with the intent to buy something later. They are comparing products, reading reviews, and looking for the best deals before making a decision.

By understanding user intent, you can create content that aligns with what people are looking for and boost your chances of appearing in search results. Each industry and niche also changes your user intent.

For example, SEO for lawyers will be very different compared to SEO for marketers. It's all about giving people what they need and providing a good search experience.

Readability

Writing for SEO isn’t just about what you write. It’s also about how you write. It isn’t enough to simply drop some keywords into your blog posts and call it a day. You also need to consider your readers’ experience.

This is where readability comes in.

Readability is all about striking the right balance between optimizing for search engines and ensuring that your content is enjoyable and valuable to human readers.

In addition to optimizing your content with keywords and internal links, you’ll want to focus on user experience. Write in a way that’s reader-friendly, using clear and concise language and avoiding jargon. You’ll also want to use headings and make your content more scannable (more on that below).

When writing and editing your content, ask yourself: Is this easy to understand? Does this have a logical flow? Is this engaging? If the answer to any of these questions is “no,” you may need to make some changes.

Historical Optimization

Every SEO writer knows that an evergreen blog post will never be completely finished, even after publication. Thanks to algorithm updates and competitors targeting the same keywords, search results are always changing.

That’s why it’s important to have a content update strategy that ensures your older web content is fresh and relevant in search engine rankings. This practice is called historical optimization.

To figure out which blog posts you need to update, assess your older content by conducting a content audit to find underperforming or outdated pieces. Then, determine how to improve the piece.

This usually involves refreshing the content by adding new information, removing outdated information, optimizing keywords, and improving formatting and readability.

1. Start with keyword research.

Google processes an estimated 95,000 search queries a second. Staggering, right?

If you want to cut through SERP clutter and outrank your competitors, you need to target the specific keywords and phrases your potential customers are searching for. Otherwise, how else will they find your content and website?

Start with a keyword research tool. Sites like SE Ranking, Ahrefs, and Google Keyword Planner give you details on what users are searching for and how popular those queries are.

For an inside look into how Ahrefs can aid in your SEO keyword research and beyond, check out our case study and exclusive interview here.

Google Trends can also give you a feel for what keywords are popular at any given time. If you see searches steadily declining over time for a specific keyword, you know that’s probably not the right keyword to target for your marketing. The opposite is true for rising trends.

If you’re ever running low on keyword ideas, get inspiration from your competition. Use competitive intelligence tools to see what keywords their domains currently rank for. If these keywords are relevant to your business, consider using them too.

However, keep in mind that the most obvious keywords don’t always align with your strategy. Additionally, your focus keywords will evolve as trends shift, terminology changes, or your product/service line grows.

Be sure to conduct keyword research periodically to ensure you’re still focusing on the right keywords for your target audience and not missing out on vital ranking opportunities.

2. Use headings to your benefit.

Headers help Google’s web crawlers understand your blog post and the sections within it.

Think of the crawlers as readers who are skimming your blog. They want an overview of what your article will cover. That’s your H1. Your H2s, H3s, and H4s break down the subtopics within the piece.

So, your subheaders should reflect the content in the body and include high-intent keywords. When you use the right keywords, meaning the ones your target audience is using, you have a much higher chance of ranking on the SERP.

3. Optimize your content for featured snippets.

Featured snippets on Google are the most direct answers to search queries. For instance, if I were to search, “How do you write a blog post?” Google might use a featured snippet to show the best answer.

To earn a featured snippet on Google, you'll need to answer the question thoroughly and succinctly.

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For instance, if the search term is “How to screenshot on Mac,” you can put “How to Take a Screenshot on a MacBook Computer” as your H1 or H2, followed by the steps in a numbered or bulleted list.

Once you’ve done that, be sure to include part of the question in your answer. Using the example above, you would start the paragraph with the following: “To take a screenshot on your MacBook, here are the steps…”

Additionally, start each sentence with an actionable verb, like “click” and “select.”

If the keyword requires a definition, write an answer that’s no more than 58 words to increase your chances of capturing a featured snippet.

4. Write for humans, not search engines.

“If an AI can write it, an AI can serve it to users instead of a link,” writes Search Engine Journal senior editor Ben Steele, a contributor to HubSpot’s 2024 State of Marketing Report.

Your target audience needs a reason to click on your content. And with all these SEO guidelines, it’s easy to forget that if you’re on Google, you’re looking for an answer.

The best way to improve your chances of ranking is by writing high-quality blog posts. Steele predicts an “increased demand for verifiably human content about deeper and more complex content.”

What does that look like? Thorough answers, scannable sections, organized subheaders, and visual aids.

Keep your buyer personas, their motivations, challenges, and interests in mind. It’s also important to choose topics that will resonate with your potential customers and address their pain points.

While some SEO tools can help on the technical side of your site, you can also opt to use content writing SEO tools to help you write correct, concise, and human-friendly content that will rank well and engage readers.

These types of tools include standalone SEO- and keyword-research tools (like Google Search Console and Ahrefs) as well as AI editors and writing assistants (like HubSpot’s Content Hub).

There are also tools that measure content engagement, allowing you to see how long people spend on a page, whether or not they visit multiple pages, or how far people are scrolling down your site.

Pro tip: Writing can be difficult when juggling all of these variables. One way to simplify the process is to organize your main thoughts or big ideas. Then, use them as a prompt for an AI tool, like HubSpot’s free AI blog writer.

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As with any AI content generator, you’ll want to go through the draft and add your own experience and expertise, which will make it fun for humans to read.

5. Optimize your title.

Even with a great, SEO-friendly post body, a bad headline could hurt you in the SERP.

To title your post with SEO in mind, write something compelling that includes your main keyword. Here are a few tips:

• Incorporate numbers. (“5 Ways to Rock a Matte Lipstick.”)
• Include your offer in the title. (“How to Write a Cover Letter [+ Free Template]”)
• Add a teaser. (“We Tried the New [Insert App Name] App: Here's What Happened”)

We’ve got more ideas on title optimization in this in-depth look at blog SEO.

6. Include keywords in your meta description.

Are you adding meta descriptions to your post? If your answer is “no,” then you‘re probably missing out on traffic. Let’s get into why they're important.

We‘ve talked about a couple of the ways a blog post can communicate with Google: subheaders, keywords, and snippets. However, that’s not an exhaustive list.

Meta descriptions are another area Google crawls to determine search rankings. Meta descriptions are the one- to three-sentence descriptions you'll find underneath the title of a result.

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Use meta descriptions to sum up what your post is about, and remember to:

• Keep it short.
• Use one to two keywords.
• Make it compelling. After all, there will be similar posts, so your description needs to stand above the rest.

Most content management systems (CMS) have meta description boxes built-in, so you likely won't have to look far to use the function. WordPress users may find this in the Yoast plug-in, which will guide you through the recommended word count.

HubSpot’s metadata description box in Content Hub is similar:

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7. Answer the questions no one else will

In his bestselling book “They Ask, You Answer,” content marketer Marcus Sheridan and INBOUND speaker explains that answering avoided questions is “an approach to communication, company culture, and the way we sell as a business.

“It starts with an obsession: ‘What is my customer thinking?’ And when I say ‘obsession,’ I really mean that. It extends past ‘What are they thinking?’ to ‘What are they searching, asking, feeling, and fearing?’ Some companies think they understand these questions, but the fact is most do not.”

These questions might be pricing, how much your product costs, industry tips or secrets — basically anything your industry is avoiding writing about. These questions are untapped SEO opportunities that you can take advantage of by answering them with great content.

I saw this in real time on a client’s website, which I helped build. The company didn’t want to discuss how much their service costs in case competitors decided to underbid them. I pushed the idea of a pricing calculator instead — to let people put in their information and what they’re looking for to get a price range.

Their quote requests skyrocketed. No competitor was willing to even give a price range on services, so my client generated SEO traffic to capture new leads.

Consider writing an entire blog that addresses a topic your industry doesn’t want customers to know about to see what kind of traffic you can generate.

8. Resist the urge to keyword-stuff.

The goal is to make your page fully optimized, not overbearing. Find natural fits for keyword additions, but don't force them to the point where your content is illegible.

For example, if your keywords are “account-based marketing,” “startups,” and “sales,” avoid a meta description like this: “Sales for account-based marketing startups.”

Instead, focus on one or two keywords to make the description more natural: “Are you looking for killer strategies to boost your account-based marketing game? Discover our research-backed techniques in this post.”

With this approach, you‘re still using keywords, but you’re not oversaturating the post. Remember, your goal is to solve for your audience. If your users have a poor reading experience, that will signal to Google that your post isn’t meeting their needs.

9. Link to high-authority websites.

As you build your blog post, don’t be afraid to link externally.

Linking to reputable websites not only offers blog readers additional reading material to expand their knowledge, but it also shows search engines that you’ve done your research.

Nothing strengthens a blog post like research-backed statistics from influential websites. Compelling stats help you build a more convincing and concrete argument that will help you gain trust from your readers.

10. Aim for longer, scannable posts.

In an age of short attention spans, you would think shorter blog posts are the way to go. But in fact, search engines like Google actually prefer longer, in-depth blog posts.

Think about it: the more content on the page, the more clues search engines have to figure out what your blog is about. At HubSpot, we’ve found that the ideal length can range from 1,200 to 2,400 words. If you’re unsure, use SERP competitors and user intent as your guides.

The downside to longer blogs is that they may overwhelm your readers. One way to combat that is by breaking down your content into bite-size, scannable chunks.

Bullet points are a great way to accomplish this, as they’re easily digestible and attention-grabbing, especially on mobile devices.

Turn a long-winded sentence into two and keep your paragraphs to no more than three sentences.

Pro tip: Need help fine-tuning? Check out Hubspot's AI Paragraph Rewriter tool for effortless refinement.

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11. Link to other posts on your site.

Linking to other pages or blog posts on your website helps search engines create an accurate sitemap. It also helps your audience discover more of your content and get to know you as a trustworthy, credible source of information.

On the user side, internal links to other valuable content keep readers on your site longer, reducing bounce rate and increasing your potential for a conversion. And isn’t that what it’s all about?

When linking to any pages on your website or even outside sources, use natural language for your anchor text. Avoid spammy or generic calls to action, such as “top-rated cheap laptops” or “click here.”

Instead, use descriptive keywords that give readers a sense of what they will find when they click the hyperlink, like “Download your SEO guide.”

Never force-feed links to your top web pages, featured products, or discounted items. Include links that enhance the points made in your posts and naturally tie in with the subject matter.

12. Avoid AI-generated blogs and content.

AI has come a long way, and that means more and more blogs are generating entire blogs written by artificial intelligence.

However, AI still can’t pass as human-written content — both humans and search engines are pretty good at spotting it. This means that AI-generated content is getting flagged by search engines and hurting your SEO.

Instead of having AI generate entire blogs for you, use AI as a tool to speed up your creation process and check for SEO. For example, you can have AI create an outline for you based on search engine results so you have a starting point for your writing.

AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude.ai can be useful; for instance, I just pasted the body of this blog post into Claude 3.5 Sonnet and asked it to identify missed SEO opportunities. Use our list of AI SEO tools to find more tools (and more use cases!).

Among its recommendations was to check for content freshness, making sure that I’m giving you the most recent statistics and tools:

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Keep in mind that tools like ChatGPT or Claude are working in a vacuum — that is, they don’t have the context needed to assess the risk of content cannibalization, as one example. As with anything AI, human oversight is still important.

HubSpot’s AI-powered content agent, Breeze, assists writers at the beginning of the writing process. It also helps with tasks like creating SEO-optimized landing pages that are designed to increase your conversion rate.

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13. Feature a FAQ section in your blog

Search engines reward content that gives them direct, easy-to-identify answers to frequently asked questions.

With AI Overviews triggering more frequently in Google searches, well-written FAQs may help push your content to the top of the SERP.

Remember, you want to answer concisely and optimize questions for SEO. Adding FAQ sections can also be an easy way to refresh an old blog and update it to improve SEO.

Get Started with SEO Writing

There are a lot of tips and tricks to optimize your blog for better SEO results.

Still, SEO can be overwhelming for a lot of content writers and small businesses because it’s more of a marathon than a sprint.

Consistently putting out helpful, authoritative blogs that are fully optimized is your best bet for making the first page.

Remember, SEO criteria are an ever-changing beast, so what works one year may not work the next.

Subscribe to HubSpot’s Marketing blog to get the latest information about what Google and other search engines require to make the first page.

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Brands in ecommerce have the wonderful advantage of having access to a broader number of consumers than their local counterparts. Before you can woo a broader base of consumers, it is important to recognize the diversity that exists among them, and the intention required to convert them.

I’m an inclusive marketing strategist and run an inclusive marketing consultancy.

Last year I did audits of multiple ecommerce websites, and found the same opportunities for improvement over and over again from the perspective of how brands can do a better job of converting more of their ideal consumers who are part of underrepresented and underserved communities.

Consumers, no matter their identity, are looking for an answer to this fundamental question: is this brand for people like me?

There are three core areas that signal to a consumer whether or not a brand is for them or not. And as a result of those signals, the consumer will make a decision whether or not to take the next step forward with you, or not.

Signals That Tell Ecommerce Customers a Brand Is for Them

1. Representation

The people you want to serve need to see themselves, or who they aspire to be, reflected in the visual imagery your brand puts forth.

When they see themselves represented in the models you use, in your customer testimonials, or even imagery of your team, they receive a signal from you that communicates “people like me belong here.” When they don’t see themselves represented, the signal they receive is, “This brand isn’t for you.”

2. Customer Experience

Delivering experiences that have as little friction as possible for the people you serve, especially those with identities that are part of underrepresented and underserved communities, will demonstrate to them that you’ve taken the time to consider them to ensure they feel like they belong with you.

3. Identity-Based Design

One of the most effective ways to eliminate friction in your customer experience, is to design your ecommerce user experience with specific identities in mind.

By considering the various types of identities your ideal customers hold in the design and development process, it makes it easier for you to incorporate elements that make people with those identities feel seen, supported, and like they belong with you.

If you need additional resources to help you with your ecommerce strategy, check out this Ecommerce Planning Kit from HubSpot.

Examples of Inclusive Ecommerce Websites

Here are eight examples of ecommerce websites that have done a good job of designing for the needs of consumers with specific underrepresented and underserved identities.

1. Moo and Farm Rio take a global approach to converting more consumers.

Smart marketers know that people who have the problem their brands solve don’t just live in one country or speak one language. As such, it is helpful to showcase to these consumers immediately when they land on your website that your brand is for them.

Business card print house Moo does it by placing an option in the main navigation of its website that enables site visitors to select which country they are in, and the associated language they need. Based on the selection, the website automatically changes to the country’s corresponding language.

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Retailer Farm Rio takes a similar approach. Consumers are able to select which country they live in from the main navigation. Once confirmed, pricing and shipping options for the clothing items change to reflect the local currency of where the consumer is shopping from.

In this image, the country selected is Morocco, and prices are shown in their currency, the Dirham.

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Having to do a price conversion adds unnecessary friction, and sends a strong signal that “This brand isn’t for me.”

This episode of the Inclusion & Marketing podcast details how to build an effective multilingual content strategy so you can attract more people who speak other languages to your website.

2. Dolce & Gabbana leans into accessibility.

Just because someone has a disability, that doesn’t mean that they don’t enjoy wearing stylish clothes. 15% of the world’s population has some form of disability.

As such, making your website accessible enables you to support the needs of a broader group of people, while delivering an experience with less friction.

Fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana has embraced accessibility, by making it so website visitors can adjust accessibility settings to suit their needs.

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3. Amazon delivers an effective experience for neurodivergent consumers.

Estimates show that between 15-20% of the population is neurodivergent, including people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and sensory processing disorder.

Amazon is a brand that is making an intentional effort to serve these consumers.

In this video, three neurodiversity consultants, who are also consumers, share the ways in which Amazon delivers an experience that supports their needs.

You can catch the full discussion on how brands can design experiences that work for neurodivergent consumers on this episode of the Inclusion & Marketing podcast.

4. Calvin Klein, Fenty Skin, and Bonds welcome LGBTQ+ consumers.

Smart brands demonstrate to the LGBTQ+ community that they are seen, supported, and belong all year long, rather than just with PRIDE month limited edition products and rainbows.

Retailer Calvin Klein does it by showcasing a broad diversity of masculinity in the models it features on its website. Here’s how one gay male consumer explained why that range of representation is important to him.

Another way ecommerce brands can show support to the LGBTQ+ community is in how products are classified.

Fenty Beauty made its skincare line gender neutral, so there was no need to label products being for “men” or “women” which can exclude people who are non-binary. The brand even goes as far to showcase gender diversity in the models using the products.

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And underwear brand Bonds has done it by offering a gender-free line of its clothes.

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You can find more tips on how to build an LGBTQ+ inclusive brand on this episode of the Inclusion & Marketing podcast.

5. Cooper’s Hawk embraces dietary restrictions.

Many restaurants now have an ecommerce arm to their business, as they start asking, and even encouraging, people to grab takeout via online ordering.

As someone with dietary restrictions, I’ve always been reluctant to embrace the convenience of ordering food online, for fear of the staff not seeing my write-in requests for accommodations with my food.

Cooper’s Hawk has addressed this fear. Within the online ordering section, they’ve created separate products that are labeled gluten-free. Even the name of the product has a “GF” at the end, so me or anyone else with a gluten-free restriction doesn’t have to write anything in and pray the notes were read.

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The brand takes a similar approach to vegan items on the vegetarian menu. A person can feel reassured that their food will in fact be vegan because it is labeled on the website as, “Vegan Sweet Corn & Tomato Risotto”

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6. Savage X Fenty puts women of all sizes front and center.

The average clothing for a woman in the US and the UK is 16-18. But too often, the models showcasing clothing on ecommerce retail sites are models who wear much smaller sizes.

Savage X Fenty takes a different approach. The brand features a broad range of diversity in the models it uses, including a range of body sizes and types.

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And when it comes time for consumers to select their size, they don’t have to deal with being labeled “plus-sized" as other retailers often do. They just select from the broad range of sizes offered by the brand.

7. David’s Bridal’s approach to race and ethnicity.

There are many different identities your consumers have when it comes to race and ethnicity.

As such, when you’re thinking about the people you feature on your website, make sure you include a range of models that reflect those races and ethnicities.

Pro tip: Don’t opt for trying to use models who are racially ambiguous to try to appeal to the broadest range of consumers. It actually has the opposite effect, and frustrates people (often those of darker complexions) who often don’t see themselves represented.

Retailer David’s Bridal does this on their website, by highlighting a broad diversity of races and ethnicities with their models that is reflective of the people who buy their dresses.

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8. Ikea embraces religious traditions like Diwali.

Consumers who have the problem your brand solves will also have a diversity of religious affiliations, traditions, and celebrations. While most brands lean hard into traditional Christian holidays, such as Christmas, more brands are starting to add additional holidays to the ones they celebrate.

Ikea has added products for Diwali, to see and serve consumers who celebrate it.

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And consumers appreciate that IKEA has products for them. There’s plenty of videos on YouTube of people showing their Diwali hauls from IKEA.

Make Your Ecommerce Website More Inclusive

There’s no downside to doing so. The more people you’re able to send clear signals that “you belong here” through your intentional design and user experience choices, the more people you’ll be able to convert.

If you’re in the business of creating standout publications, having the right tools on hand can be the difference between ordinary and extraordinary. Adobe InDesign remains the gold standard for magazine design, thanks to its power and versatility. But let’s face it—not everyone has time to start from scratch. That’s where high-quality, pre-made magazine templates for InDesign come in handy. Whether you’re crafting a glossy cookbook, a high-impact trade publication, or a sophisticated business report, these templates streamline the design process without sacrificing creativity.

In this list, you’ll find InDesign magazine templates with everything from sleek, minimalistic layouts to bold, photo-driven spreads. Each template is highly customizable, ensuring that your magazine doesn’t look like a carbon copy but instead a polished, branded masterpiece. What’s even better is that many of these templates offer free options, allowing you to experiment without breaking the bank.

Why Templates Matter in Magazine Design

Imagine opening an issue and being drawn in by the layout alone—the balance of white space, the arrangement of images, and the thoughtful text placements. A well-crafted template provides exactly that kind of visual allure while making it easy to edit. With Indesign magazine layout templates, you can jump straight to the fun part: crafting compelling stories and visuals. Plus, these templates are optimized for print, ensuring that colors pop and typography is razor-sharp.

In our list, we’ve gathered a range of options—from free InDesign magazine templates perfect for quick projects to premium ones tailored for professional publishing. No matter your project or budget, you’ll find something here that aligns with your style and needs.

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Today we’re featuring a collection of elegant business and corporate PowerPoint templates you can use to create all kinds of professional presentations.

Having a creative and attractive slideshow is the key to delivering a more impactful presentation. You need to use the right template to achieve that goal.

Whether you’re making a slideshow for a startup, a corporate agency, or a multinational brand, this collection has both free and premium templates for all purposes.

Quarterly Report PowerPoint Template

This PowerPoint template is designed to simplify your business reporting. Its professional design embeds high-quality graphics, easy customization features, and master slides that are perfect for showcasing vital KPIs, financial results, and strategic insights.

Branding Agency PowerPoint Template

This PowerPoint template helps agencies demonstrate their branding aptitude with a visually impressive format. Perfect for uses such as client pitches or portfolio reviews, this template features a professional layout with a distinct font theme, a color scheme, and placeholders for images.

Marketing Strategy PowerPoint Template

A sleek business PowerPoint template featuring 20 stylish slides with a widescreen (16:9) layout. This template, based on Master Slides, allows for easy image replacement via drag-and-drop plus free fonts usage. It includes a PowerPoint (.PPTX) file and a helpful .pdf guide.

Creative Pitch Deck PowerPoint Template

This is a stylish PowerPoint template offering 20 sleek slides that’s ideal for modern businesses. Its widescreen format and intuitive, master slide-based structure make formatting a breeze. Handy features like drag-and-drop image replacement, and free font usage enrich this versatile pack.

OKR Meeting Report PowerPoint Template

This PowerPoint template is perfect for all your business-related presentations. It’s professionally pre-designed, allowing you to focus more on crafting a compelling narrative. It’s versatile and suitable for showcasing OKRs, meeting reports, strategy alignments, company profiles, and more. Your presentation just got a whole lot easier with this time-saving asset.

Company Profiles PowerPoint Template

A practical and stylish PowerPoint template designed for business presentations, particularly company profiles. It features a user-friendly layout that includes 25 unique slides in a widescreen 16:9 format. It’s perfect for modern corporate companies as well.

Clean Pitch Deck PowerPoint Template

This PowerPoint template has been crafted for showcasing ideas effectively and impressively to potential investors, clients, and stakeholders. Perfect for startups, entrepreneurs, and businesses, this refined and modernistic template features a professional design with easy customization and high-quality graphics.

Classic Agency Deck PowerPoint Template

A versatile PowerPoint template for crafting compelling presentations. Suitable for business pitches, startup proposals, marketing plans, financial reports, and educational workshops, it comes with customizable font themes and color schemes, placeholders for images, and free fonts. A PPTx file and PDF documentation is included.

Data Visual Business PowerPoint Template

This a comprehensive PowerPoint template designed to simplify your data presentations. Ideal for business strategists, marketers, and analysts, it uses visual aids to convert complex data into easy-to-understand graphics. This template includes a font theme, color scheme, and an image placeholder.

Stylish Pitch Deck PowerPoint Template

A business-oriented PowerPoint template that enhances presentations. Consisting of 20 modish slides in a widescreen (16:9) layout, this template relies on Master Slides and includes quick image replacement through drag-and-drop.

Company Profile PowerPoint Template

This is an easy-to-use PowerPoint template for creating professional business presentations. It comes with 25 unique slides in a widescreen format (16:9) geared towards showcasing your company profile. It features vibrant and colorful slides full of gradients. Of course, you can also edit and change the colors to your preference.

Brand Guideline PowerPoint Template

This is an excellent PowerPoint template designed for business and corporate presentations. With 25 unique slides in widescreen format, it’s user-friendly and adaptable for a variety of uses such as brand guidelines and pitch decks. It’s an innovative way to enhance the experience of your presentation.

Bizme – Business PowerPoint Template

Bizme is a versatile PowerPoint template ideal for various types of business presentations. From creative agencies to portfolios or start-ups, it can be easily edited to fit your requirements. It features 30 slides, resizable and editable images, free web fonts, and is based on Master Slides with a 16:9 widescreen ratio.

Creative Digital Agency Powerpoint Template

This creative PowerPoint template can revolutionize your business presentations. It’s specially designed for showcasing creative and effective branding strategies. With 20 professional slides, a vibrant color scheme, and an organized structure including master slides and image placeholders, it makes conveying your innovative marketing ideas a breeze.

Silvio – Brand Strategy Powerpoint Template

Silvio is a minimalist PowerPoint template designed to help businesses establish their values, personality, and positioning. Ideal for online businesses such as designers, e-commerce, fashion, bloggers, and more. Features 20 unique, easily editable, multipurpose slides based on Master slides with a widescreen ratio.

Digital Marketing Business PowerPoint Template

This is a versatile PowerPoint template, perfect for diverse presentations ranging from business, creative agency profiles, and startup pitches to personal portfolios. This template, consisting of 30 slides in three color options, features resizable and editable graphics, 16:9 wide screen ratio, and user-friendly picture placeholders.

Desktop – Pitch Deck Business PowerPoint Template

This PowerPoint template is ideal for corporate presentations. It boasts a modern, sleek design, perfect for agencies, freelancers, and professionals. It comes with 30+ unique slides, access to 4000+ icons, editable graphics, and much more.

Business Innovation PowerPoint Template

This PowerPoint template offers a unique platform for enhancing your business presentations. With 25 distinct slides and easy-to-use functionality, you can formulate an immersive presentation experience, suitable for company profiles or various other uses.

Globalize – Business PowerPoint Template

Globalize is a PowerPoint template with a professional look. It’s ideal for diverse purposes such as various corporate and business presentations, digital marketing, tech startups, or personal portfolios. The package includes 24 original slides, over 500 icons, easily resizable and editable graphics all based on Master Slides.

Joint – Business Powerpoint Template

Joint is a modern, creative PowerPoint template perfect for business-related slideshows. It’s versatile and fits startups, corporate presentations, or multipurpose business projects. Extremely user-friendly, you can effortlessly adjust slide layout, color scheme, and various elements.

Fifty-Two – Modern Business PowerPoint Template

Fifty-Two is a modern PowerPoint template that comes with a set of multipurpose slide layouts. You can use it to make all kinds of presentations, including business and corporate slideshows. Each slide can be easily customized to your preference.

Mecta – Minimal Digital Marketing Business Presentation

Mecta is a minimal PowerPoint template with a clean slide design. This template is ideal for digital marketing and creative agencies for designing presentations to showcase projects. The template includes 30 unique slides.

Corporate Business Plan PowerPoint Presentation

This is one of the best business PowerPoint templates you’ll find on our list. It not only comes with a beautiful design but also includes some of the most useful slide layouts. The template has everything you need to design corporate business plan presentations.

Idea Dashboards PowerPoint Presentation Template

Every business marketing and sales meeting involves dashboards. They are essential for showcasing stats and data. With this PowerPoint template, you’ll have 31 different dashboard slides in 5 color schemes to choose from.

Monthly Sales Meeting Free Business PowerPoint Template

You can download this PowerPoint template for free to make slideshows for monthly sales meetings. The template includes 26 unique slides with beautiful gradient colors and shapes. It’s available in Google Slides format too.

Table Slide – Business Infographic PowerPoint Template

With 25 unique table slide layouts to choose from, this PowerPoint template will allow you to design the perfect charts and tables to showcase data in your presentations. Each slide also comes in light and dark color themes.

Brianna – Creative Business PowerPoint Template

This PowerPoint template is most suitable for making business presentations for fashion and lifestyle brands. It has slides featuring big image placeholders to add more visuals to your slideshow. There are 39 different slides in this template.

Clean Corporate Business Plan Presentation Template

The clean and simple slide design of this template will help you make professional-looking corporate business presentations with ease. It comes with many different types of slide designs including ones for SWOT analysis, revenue model, AIDA model, and more.

Pitch Deck Business PowerPoint Template

Design the perfect pitch deck to win over your investors and employers with this pitch deck template. The template has a modern design across 24 stylish slide layouts. Each slide includes editable vector graphics, image placeholders, and master slides.

Travel & Tourism Agency Free PowerPoint Template

This free PowerPoint template will help you design more attractive presentations to promote your travel or tourism agency. There are 38 unique slides in this template that you can fully customize to change colors, fonts, and images.

Business Proposal PowerPoint Template

A clean and professional design is the most important aspect of a winning business proposal presentation. And this template has both elements. It’s the perfect PPT for making project proposals for various types of projects. It includes 30 unique slide layouts with editable shapes, colors, fonts, and elements.

Raunds – Company Profile PowerPoint Presentation

If you’re looking for a unique PowerPoint template to create a company profile that makes your business stand out, this template is made just for you. It comes with 30 fully customizable slide designs. Each slide has editable vector graphics, shapes, Google Fonts, and so much more.

PLUSS – Elevator Pitch PowerPoint Template

This is the perfect PowerPoint template for making a pitch deck to introduce your startup or brand to investors. It’s also ideal for making presentations for events and conferences. The template includes 32 slide layouts with master slide designs.

Orange & Black Company Profile PowerPoint Template

Just as the name suggests, this PowerPoint template uses a mix of orange and black colors quite brilliantly to create a stylish slide theme that’s perfect for modern business presentations. It has 30 slides featuring 400 icons, editable vector graphics, charts, and infographics.

Free Elegant Lines Pitch Deck PPT Template

Grab this free PowerPoint business template to make simple and minimalist pitch decks to present your startup ideas. You can choose from 30 different slides to create a slide deck that effectively highlights content above all else.

Kita – Modern Business PowerPoint Template

If you’re looking for a PowerPoint template with a modern design to create more relevant and attractive presentations for your business, this template is for you. It comes with 30 unique slides featuring master slide layouts, editable graphics, and image placeholders.

Dilling Business – Corporate PowerPoint Template

Dilling is a PowerPoint template made for modern businesses and corporate agencies. The template features a set of 30 unique slides with stylishly minimal layouts. Each slide contains easily editable designs with vector shapes, icons, and free fonts.

Bila Business – Creative PowerPoint Template

This creative PowerPoint template is perfect for creating presentations for startups and modern corporate businesses. The template comes with 30 slides featuring a very unique style of design. It will surely help your business and brand stand out from the crowd.

Forade – Tech Business PowerPoint Template

Working on a presentation for a tech startup or a business? Then use this PowerPoint template to create a professional presentation without an effort. The template includes a fully customizable design with image placeholders, transition effects, and more.

Modern Corporate PowerPoint Template

Here we have a modern, professional PowerPoint template for corporate business needs. It features a massive collection of more than 150 slides, 5 pre-made color schemes, hand-crafted infographics, and pixel-perfect illustrations.

Causier – Business PowerPoint Template

Bold and beautiful, Causier is a template that can be put to use for a wide range of professional business applications. It features 40 master slide layouts, resizable and editable graphics, a drag and drop image placeholder, and powerful use of typography that is sure to make an impression.

Free Pitch Deck PowerPoint Template

Next up we have a pitch deck template for PowerPoint that will surely help you bring your A-game to the table and make the clients really happy. It consists of 100 minimal, yet elegant slides that can be fully customized to your heart’s content.

Rouge – Corporate PowerPoint Template

Check out Rouge, a clean, modern PowerPoint format that will take your upcoming presentation to a whole new level, and leave the investors in awe of your professionalism. It comes with 50 custom slides, 3D vector infographics, and easy-to-change colors.

Pixxel – Business PowerPoint Template

Pixxel is a multipurpose, uncluttered PowerPoint template purpose-built to cater to virtually any corporate or industry under the sun. The best part is that it’s available for free download. Get your hands on it now!

Free Business Proposal PowerPoint Template

This is a free PowerPoint template you can use to design professional business proposal presentations. The template includes lots of vector elements, icons, and comes with 20 unique slide designs.

Flowing Co – Business PowerPoint Template

A PowerPoint template with a modern design. This template is perfect for designing presentations for agencies and lifestyle brands. It comes with 15 unique slide layouts featuring master slide layouts, editable graphics, and easily editable image placeholders.

Light Color – Creative PowerPoint Template

This colorful PowerPoint template features 30 unique slide layouts and they are available in 5 different color schemes. You can use it to create presentations for creative agencies and design portfolios. Each slide in the template is fully customizable.

Pushing – Minimal Corporate PowerPoint Template

Use this minimal and clean PowerPoint template to design professional presentations for corporations and businesses. The clean layout of the slides will help get more attention to your content. The template features 20 unique and customizable slide layouts.

Flocue Business – SWOT PowerPoint Presentation

This beautiful and modern PowerPoint template is designed just for corporate and small businesses, mainly for showcasing the company SWOT analysis. Template includes 120 unique slides in 4 different color schemes.

Buildstu – Business PowerPoint Template

Buildstu is a creative and minimal PowerPoint template featuring more than 30 unique slides you can use to design professional and business presentations. The template also features master slides and vector icon pack.

Wynter – Modern Business PowerPoint Template

Wynter is a modern PowerPoint template most suitable for making portfolio and business presentations for agencies and companies. The template includes 38 unique slides with master slide layouts and editable vector graphics.

Klai Business – Creative PowerPoint Template

This beautifully minimalist PowerPoint template features 30 unique slide layouts. You can use it to create presentations for modern businesses and brands. It also includes easily editable master slide layouts as well as an icon pack.

Business Overview – Corporate PowerPoint Template

Another professional PowerPoint template designed for making presentations for showcasing businesses, projects, and proposals. This template includes 30 unique slides that are fully customizable and comes with image placeholders for drag and drop editing as well.

Free Business Plan PowerPoint Template

Craft a simple yet effective business plan presentations using this free PowerPoint template. It includes more than 300 slides filled with infographics, graphs, vector graphics, and more.

Conference – Free Pitch Deck PowerPoint Template

Conference is a free PowerPoint template that features a set of slides designed for crafting pitch decks for presenting ideas, startups, and businesses to audiences. The template includes many vector graphics and elements as well.

Emira – Creative Company PowerPoint Template

Emira is a modern business and corporate company PowerPoint template featuring 25 unique slide design. It also lets you choose from 5 different premade color schemes as well. You can also create your own slides using its master slide layouts as well.

Minola Business – Creative PowerPoint Template

Minola Business PowerPoint template features a highly professional design that allows you to create a presentation that stands out from the crowd. The template lets you choose from 30 unique slide layouts filled with vector shapes and graphics.

IDEA – Business Presentation PowerPoint Template

Featuring an elegant dark color theme, this creative PowerPoint template is ideal for making slideshows for creative agency, business, and brand presentations. The template comes with 45 unique slide layouts with editable vector icons and shapes.

Bring N Co – Corporate PowerPoint Template

This minimalist PowerPoint template is most suitable for crafting presentations for corporate brands and businesses. It includes a set of 70 professionally designed slides you can easily customize to your preference.

Altezza – Free Business PowerPoint Template

Altezza is a free PowerPoint template that includes 11 unique slide designs for crafting minimal and elegant business presentations. It also features master slide layouts and editable graphics.

Epsilon – Free Corporate PowerPoint Template

Epsilon is a complete free PowerPoint template you can use to create both personal and commercial presentations. The template comes with dozens of slides that include infographics, charts, graphs, and much more.

Business Proposal – Creative PowerPoint Presentation

Are you designing a slideshow to present a new business or a project proposal? Then this PowerPoint template will help you get the job done. This template features 20 unique slides designed for making effective business proposal presentations.

Business Illustration – Modern Colorful PowerPoint Template

This colorful and creative PowerPoint template is the perfect choice for designing slideshows for modern business and creative agency presentations. The template comes with 15 unique slides featuring lots of attractive illustrations. You can easily edit the graphics to your preference as well.

Business Marketing – PowerPoint Presentation Template

You can create more attractive and impactful business presentations using this modern PowerPoint template which includes 30 unique slide designs. The template is easily customizable and includes slide designs for all kinds of presentations.

Business Plan – Corporate Agency Powerpoint Template

Creating the perfect slideshow to present a business plan takes a lot of work. This is a great PowerPoint template that will help you avoid all that work. It includes a set of creative slides filled with editable graphics, master slides, and image placeholders for easier editing.

Business – Powerpoint Presentation Template

This elegant PowerPoint template comes with 50 unique slide designs you can use to create all kinds of business presentations. The slides are also available in 10 different premade color schemes. It’s a must-have template for all designers and businesses.

Blue Business – Corporate PowerPoint Template

Blue Business is a clean and simple PowerPoint template designed for making presentations for corporate businesses and agencies. The template lets you choose from 28 unique slide designs to craft highly professional presentations for various business purposes.

Business Plan – Free PowerPoint Template

This minimalist and elegant PowerPoint template is perfect for crafting a slideshow to present your business plans and proposals. The template includes 20 unique slides with easily editable designs.

Project Proposal – Free PowerPoint Presentation Template

Another creative free PowerPoint template featuring professional slide designs. It comes with more than 20 unique slides with master slide layouts, animations, and image placeholders.

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Instagram captions are a crucial element of your posts—they can enhance your visuals, engage your audience, and drive interaction. Crafting compelling captions involves more than just describing an image; it’s about connecting with your audience, sparking conversations, and driving action. Here are nine proven tips to help you create captivating Instagram captions, along with inspiring …

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