Continental Worldmap Horizontal PowerPoint Timeline

Creative Continental Worldmap Horizontal PowerPoint Timeline – Translate the company’s goals and objectives with an impressive worldwide market growth presentation. The Creative Timeline Design is a PowerPoint template that gives an insightful overview of worldwide business expansion. This presentation template showcases a dynamic illustration of the world map along with your company’s wide-reaching aspirations in its color-coordinated timeline. As one of SlideModel’s creative designs, this template also consists of fully editable PowerPoint objects. Each of the continents’ sizes and colors can be altered to suit your business profile. This template makes an even more remarkable presentation when combined with our PowerPoint Diagram designs.

World marketing may be a far-fetched idea to some but in reality it’s the most practical approach to a business’ financial growth. Being able to reach out to international markets is the only way to know how much more potential customers could need a business’ products and services. Additionally, this is the perfect motivation to take advantage of the benefits of internet and technology. There is no immediate need to head over to different continents of the world. It is enough to have a sufficient presence of the company through the internet and gauge from there if the company needs to physically visit its international market.  A company maybe thriving in its home town for just a year’s time but how can anyone be sure it wouldn’t be just as successful in just a month when introduced to a different geographical location? There are a lot of home grown products that are successful in its country of origin but turns out to be a huge profit booster when brought to a different country. Take for example the “red bush” tea of South Africa. It has been a health drink of the locals for many years and became one of the most exported products of the country. The red bush tea is now an expensive specialty tea in many parts of the world and it can only be grown in South Africa.