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Converting PDF to PPT online refers to using web-based tools to change PDF documents into PowerPoint presentations. This process allows users to edit and present the content in a more dynamic format. With airSlate SignNow, you can efficiently convert PDF to PPT online without the need for software installation.

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airSlate SignNow provides an intuitive interface for converting PDF to PPT online with high accuracy and efficiency. Key features include customizable presentation designs, text recognition, and the ability to edit after conversion. This ensures that your final presentation meets all your requirements.

Yes, airSlate SignNow seamlessly integrates with popular applications such as Google Drive, Dropbox, and Microsoft Office. This allows users to directly import files and convert PDF to PPT online for more efficient workflow management. Implementing these integrations elevates your document management experience.

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Absolutely! airSlate SignNow prioritizes user data security, employing state-of-the-art encryption to protect your documents during the PDF to PPT online conversion process. Our platform is designed to comply with industry standards, ensuring that your information remains confidential and safe throughout the conversion.

The time it takes to convert PDF to PPT online with airSlate SignNow is typically just a few moments, depending on the size and complexity of the document. Most conversions are completed nearly instantaneously, allowing you to quickly move on to do other tasks. We aim for an efficient experience without compromising quality.

Nice question. Inspite of all algorithm updates and penalty by Google, doing off-page SEO still takes its value and brings benefits.Submitting is easy ; but gaining high authority links based on your website theme is hard.Let’s forget about the basic stuffs that worked in the past, here i am going to share few tactics and tips to get you suceed with your off-page SEO project.Note :I’ve excluded .edu link building and guest posting from the list, since intentional backlinks are gained from these tactics are becoming less signNow.And I haven’t talked about social media marketing and Q&A that are the most discussed here.Don’t trust all directories/ yellow pages / classified ads!Even the most legit directory Dmoz is shut down.Don’t ever go for directory submissions, unless if you’re submitting to location based directories or niche directories.Google has penalized lots of directories and be aware before submitting to any. It’s like getting ourselves fall in trap and it finally makes you to disavow such links.Before submitting to local/niche directories, try searching it through Google using site command.If you can’t find any results, then it’s certainly penalized.The same applies to yellow pages or classified ads submissions.As google algorithm is getting rolled all the time, these sites are in extreme danger of getting affected.We should be wise and alerted enough to stop ourselves from getting into it.PDF / PPT / Image sharing sites always take their prominenceWhen you notice through your search console, you could see the list of ppt and pdf files that are bringing you organic traffic.This can’t be shown in Google analytics, however you could add them as events for PDF / PPT click tracking.Did you know you can optimize your PDF files for search?The same can be done in PPT as well.All you need to do is to -> Go to file -> Properties -> EditEdit the necessary SEO properties like filenames, title, description, keywords and so on to optimize it for organic search.Also, it bring out visibility, submit it to sites like SlideShare.net , Scribd - Read books, audiobooks, and more and so on.Share all the images you product to Flickr, a Yahoo company, Photobucket - Photo and image hosting, free photo galleries, photo editing and all image sharing sites with linkback to your website to get more visibility in google image search.Content re-purpose:Write one content - either a blog or a white paper.Repurpose to all possible formats and do off-page promotion.Blog promotion - Submit to blog directoriesConvert it into ppt - Promote to slideshare like sitesConvert it into PDF - Promote to PDF sharing sitesConvert it into e-book - Promote it to bookmarking sites. Also helps in lead generationConvert it into video - Promote it to youtube, vimeoWrite different snippets, almost 10 combinations (~1000 words) about the e-book and use it to promote in the above platforms.You need to add elaborate description to get your youtube videos, slideshare ppt and images to rank best in the search engines.Content republishing:Content re-publishing is the most effective tactic to gain backlinks, establish brand awareness and build followers in many platforms.Some of the most popular re-publishing platforms are Medium – Read, write and share stories that matter, Linkedin pulse, google plus and so on.In medium, you can find an option as “Import story” to republish your already published content.Though there’s no such option in LinkedIn pulse, you can add “Orignally published in {YOUR BLOG LINK”} at the end of the blog.Just republishing in these platforms are not enough.Your content should provide quality enough to get it picked by LinkedIn editors. They will move your post to the respective channels with thousands of followers on it.Another hack to get recognized by linkedin editors is to send a tweet marking “tip @LinkedInEditors”Similarly, there are lots of channels in medium as well. Contact the admin and get your blog to be featured, if it really deserves it.Gain high authority backlinks:There are lots of ways you can get / grab high quality backlinks from.(i) HARO:HARO is the place where press requests for quotes / ideas. On getting your quote approved, you’ll get a valid high authority backlink and brand awareness too.Here’s a sample queryWhat you get in return is something like the screenshot below.Steps to do -> Just sign up with Help A Reporter to get press requests right to your inbox.(ii) Citation checking :This is a simple, but a quick way to gain backlinks.Go to google alertsSet up an alert for your brand name and its modifications (space, common misspellings etc)You’ll receive alerts to your inbox.Keep monitoring it daily and if you find any brand name unlinked, all you have to do is contact the author and get a valid backlink to your website.Simple right? Here’s a sample email template.(iii) Broken / dead link building:Find out your broken / lost backlinks.Go to SEO Backlink Checker & Competitor Research Tools and check the backlinks reportYou could find the ones that are dead now. It’s easy to get link from an already linked site than to convince a new website for backlink.If you really find this post useful, show your like by upvoting this :-)

Funny you should say that a having reviewed our competitors there are many out there with powerful features, but what is the point if users don’t want to engage with the system?We think it’s important to:Have a clean UI: Simple colours, clear breathing space between items, good fonts etc.Be intuitive/familiar: The system has to be easy to understand and use on a daily basis. Not just for admins but all usersWork well on any device: As we become increasingly technologically advanced, users are using different devices in different locations. The design has to look good and work on these devices.Make complex actions simple/quickly: The boring things such as how to invite your users on, how to assign content to them etc. all have the potential to take up time. The system should do the hard work for you so that in the click of a button or two, you have completed your task.Provide value: It is great having a pretty design, but each thing also needs to be on the page for a reason - to provide value.A few of our clients have commented that having reviewed the market, in terms of UX and design Learn Amp (our site) is miles ahead of other sites they’ve seen. From our research, for them to look like they were designed in 2005 is relatively modern! Many we saw look like they were designed in the 90s and never updated.The reason for this is we have modelled the site on the best consumer apps out there, the likes of Netflix, Spotify and more modern apps such as Monzo and CharlieHR which have a clean, modern and effective UX/UI.We still have the powerful features but have a UX that backs it up and makes users want to use it. Happy to show you if you request a demo on the site

I’m writing this answer based on my personal opinion/views.Please don’t criticise me. Even I don’t criticise too.So today morning I just update the unacademy app in my iphone 6.In iphone before this update Apple users can’t enroll in plus courses. They have to enroll through android/laptop.Even still after this update we can’t download videos. Only plus course can be download.In new update we can enroll in plus courses.But when I saw the prices of different plus courses I was just shocked.That’s made me to write this answer.What I saw that made me shocked?Let’s see!When I checked the price of courses in my laptop,Political science and international relations optional for mains 2019 :-Price ( As per in android/laptop ) : 28800/-Complete sociology optional paper 1 for upsc cse 2019Price ( As per in android/laptop ) : 17900/-When I checked the price of these courses in my iphone 6.OMG! it’s almost double!!!!I was literally shocked.Different prices for ANDROID AND IPHONE USER.Great!!Unacademy playing well.Now one more thing,I’m not saying that unacademy is scam but it manipulate the people.How?First they claimed the India’s/words’s largest free education platform.Then they came up with Unacademy plus course. (paid courses)After unacademy plus courses only core and standard courses are available on plus courses that mean paid courses.Now we conclude that Standard courses only available on plus courses with huge price.WHY HUGE PRICE?Now in my case I enrolled in Aarti Mishra mam’s 6–12 NCERT ROCK SOLID FOUNDATION COURSE.Price :- 6930/- After redeeming 10% credits.Although that course price was 8000/-In 7000/8000 only you learned NCERT 6–12.Now what?You have remained all the standard books.Let’s enroll in different courses.Indian economy - 10000Medieval History - 7000Polity - 8000Geography - 8000Ethics - 10000CSAT - 10000Mostly 7000 to 10000 for every subject!Sometimes even up to 13000.Optional courses!!!Around 17000 to 25000!!Somewhere around total 1 lac for cover all the upsc syllabus.Isn’t it???As per my opinion prices are huge!I believe that educators have to really work hard for making awesome courses.But I don’t agree with that statement INDIA’s LARGEST FREE EDUCATION PLATFORM.Please remove FREE!I agree there were best free courses too. but somehow we confused what to watch? There are so many courses on same topic.One more thing about paid courses.They increase prices within every 4–5 days. They claimed that,THIS COURSE IS IN HIGH DEMAND.LIMITED SEATS.COST INCREASE ON XYZ DATE!!Isn’t they manipulate the students?Think!!!!In START WITH WHY book By Simon Sinek explained very well.There are only two ways to influence human behaviour:You can manipulate it or you can inspire it.When I mention manipulation, this is not necessarily pejorative; it’s a very common and fairly benign tactic.Hope that people don’t criticise me.Though I’m not hater of unacademy or anyone else.I just explained my views on unacademy.Even I too fan of some best educators like Roman sir..Aarti mam..!In last Unacademy is not a scam, but unacademy playing well!!Make India Great!!Thank you for reading.Have a good sunday.Image sources :- My phone galleryCheers & Peace ❤️||SD||

This really depends on what you are trying to accomplish and the size of your budget. For most individuals or small businesses, their PDF needs are limited to simple actions such as:Filling out a PDF formHighlighting and marking up textRotating or merging/splitting pages in a PDFAdding text or images to a PDFConverting PDF to WordPrinting a PDFFor basic PDF needs, online tools or free PDF Readers such as signNow should be more than sufficient. Meeting the needs of this group of users is why I founded PDF Pro, a freemium online tool to create, edit and convert PDF files. If you fall into this category, try using signNow first. My guess is that the product will meet most of your needs.    Larger organizations have more complex needs such as:Creating rich media-heavy PDF files Editing large volumes of text in existing PDFsConverting scanned images to editable textConverting large volumes of documents to PDF via an APICreating PDF forms to reduce paper usageIn general, individuals and small businesses need PDF solutions on a one-off basis while larger organizations are looking for a comprehensive suite of solutions. While signNow isn't cheap, it's easily the best PDF software product out there today when it comes to meeting the broader needs of larger organizations. Acrobat includes a full suite of features such as OCR (convert images to editable text), high-quality PDF to Word, PDF editing (directly edit text in a PDF), etc. If you have more narrow needs (e.g. if you only need OCR), you may be able to purchase a cheaper product that specializes in one feature.  Hope that's helpful.

Thanks for the A2ALet's look at what's the key ability of the founders of a successful startup before we get to answer this question:Deep understanding of the domain : An understanding which doesn't come from google, which doesn't come from someone else giving you an idea or which doesn't come from " oh...this us Uber of X or X of India". It comes from getting first hand experience of the problem. By talking to various stake holders, as to why the problem is the way it is. Why has no one solved it so far. These experiences and curiosity leads to some insight, which is 'your' insight. This 'insight' is the foundation of your startup.Expertise needed to solve the problem : For example, If the problem requires building a hardware device to solve the problem, you must know how to build it, or you must get a co-founder (not employee) who knows/understands how to build the hardware device. Same applies, to s/w, biotech, medicine or for that matter anything else. Just having an idea, and hiring people to build the solution rarely succeed. Ability to market & sell : Don't mistake of believing that if the product is good it'd sell for it self. NOTHING EVER SELLS FOR ITSELF! Every product needs either marketing, or sales or (most of the time) both. If you don't know how to peddle your product, you have a huge hurdle to cross. Again, hiring is not a solution.There are many more key success criterion for a startup, like market dynamics, team etc, but let's focus on the above with respect to this question. Now, let's answer the original question, is it crucial to work for other startups before starting on your own? Yes & No. If you have what it takes (all of the above) - you are good to go. However, if you are still toying with an idea, then it is best to work for someone else in the meanwhile.Do yourself a favour, do a self assessment and find out if check all the 3 items, then approach an experienced entrepreneur or any other mentor that you trust, let him grill you - you'd know if you are ready to start.All the best

I have been a bit cheeky.. I answered here and there at the same time.The problem is a standard one in fluid flow, and mostly discussed in books on fluid mechanics. Say the volumetric flow rate is Q m^3/s. The pipe length is L, diameter D, density ρ,and kinematic viscosity ν for the flowing fluid- all in SI units.First calculate the Reynolds number; Re=vD/ν, where v is mean velocity over the diameter D, and ν is kinematic viscosity. Then find the relative roughness value for the pipe material which is the actual roughness(normally given in a small table with the Moody diagram) of the pipe divided by diameter D. The chart specifies curves for friction f versus Re for different relative roughness values. Now use this chart to find the friction factor.. that is use the appropriate curve for the given Re and read the friction factor f (non-dimensional number) in the vertical axis. There is one line for smooth/zero relative roughness pipes.The pressure loss formula depends on whether the Re is in the laminar or turbulent region. For laminar flow(Re<2500 as calculated above),f=64/Re. The pressure loss in SI units is Δp=(fL/D) .5 ρ v^2 in Pascal. This formula is correct for turbulent flows too, but f should then be calculated from Moody or any other formula. Sometimes you see 4 factor in the above, but this for different definition of relative roughness. This normally made clear on the chart too.Note that Δp is a signed quantity, and effects positive and negative pressures. You can ignore signs however and work using the absolute values regardless of sign- since it is lost mechanical energy converted to heat.That is your available pressure positive or negative is always reduced towards zero as a result.Note also that the vacuum machine specification should give head(pressure) as well as flow rate. These are taken from the characteristics of the machine that can vary greatly with design. The reduction in pressure is measured from this value of head/pressure. The final (absolute value) result should remain above zero. If not, the required flow can't be realized and will be reduced. Otherwise get a bigger machine. Note further that the power of the machine is; P= ρQΔp. So if you know the power, you can find out the head.Actual power delivered however, is slightly less(around 15%)than electric power due to efficiency and losses in the machine itself. This should be given in the specs. See diagram; CVE 341 – Water Resources Lecture Notes I: (Combined Chs 7 & 8) - ppt video online download