Presentation sharing platforms let you publish slides for people to browse and learn from. They can bring modest traffic if the slides are genuinely useful. Posting the same deck to dozens of sites for backlinks is not a sound SEO strategy.
Short answer
Share a few strong, original presentations on platforms where professionals look for learning material. Links from these sites are usually nofollow or low value, so treat them as a way to reach people, not as ranking tools.
Where presentations can help
- SlideShare – a long-established platform for professional slide decks.
- LinkedIn – documents and carousels perform well for professional audiences.
- Your own site – embed or summarize the deck in a blog post.
- Industry communities – where decks on your topic are discussed.
How to make a presentation worth sharing
- Solve a clear problem, such as “How to do X in five steps”.
- Use readable slides with one idea each.
- Include real examples, data and sources.
- Add your name and site on the final slide rather than every slide.
- Write a good title and description for search.
What to avoid
- Uploading the same deck to many sites.
- Thin slides packed with keywords and links.
- Using other people’s content without permission.
- Choosing platforms by DA/PA, which Google does not use.
Related Guides
- Black hat vs white hat SEO
- The complete off-page SEO guide
- Video submission guide
- Infographic submission guide
Frequently asked questions
Do PPT submission sites help SEO?
Only slightly. Their real value is reaching people who prefer learning from slides.
Is it safe to post decks on multiple platforms?
Yes, on a few relevant ones, with distinct descriptions. Avoid mass uploads.
Conclusion
Publish decks that teach something useful. A few strong presentations are worth more than hundreds of low-quality uploads.
