How to Navigate the Main Sections of EllenFinkelstein.com

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EllenFinkelstein.com is the home site of presentation-skills expert Ellen Finkelstein, and its main sections are reachable from a single top menu: Home, Blog, Tips, E-Store, Training, Contact, About, and Advertise. Use this guide to decide which entry point matches what you need — free reading, a purchase, or training sign-up.

The top menu at a glance

Menu item What it's for Go here when you want to…
Home Landing page for the site Start at the beginning or see what's featured
Blog Articles and posts Read ongoing content on presentations and PowerPoint
Tips Free tips and resources Browse free, practical how-to material
E-Store Products for purchase Buy a product rather than just read
Training Team and 1-on-1 training Improve your presentations with guided instruction
Contact Reach the site owner Ask a question or get in touch
About Background on Ellen Finkelstein Check credentials and experience
Advertise Advertising information Inquire about promoting something on the site

The site's own framing asks, "Are Presentations CRUCIAL to Your Success?" — and the menu is organized around that split: free content on one side (Blog, Tips), paid or guided help on the other (E-Store, Training).

If you want free content first

Start with Blog and Tips. These are the browsing sections for readers who want to learn without committing to a purchase or a training engagement. The site also offers a free subscription to the PowerPoint Tips Newsletter, described as delivering "regular tips and resources relevant to presenters and PowerPoint users." Note the site's own instruction: if you don't receive an email from [email protected], check your spam folder or the Gmail Promotions tab.

If you want training or a product

  • Training is the entry point for team and 1-on-1 training, positioned as instruction from "one of the top experts in the United States."
  • E-Store is where purchase-related activity lives.
  • The PPT-EF.com home page carries a "Get the Training Now" entry, so training sign-up is reachable from more than one place.

Testimonials on the site describe the training experience in practical terms. Mel Velez, a director at Citrix Systems, describes working with Ellen to build a theme and story from his presentation ideas, and says his manager complimented the resulting decks. Samuel Boothby, PhD, notes she "walked the talk" by using slides to demonstrate her own slide advice.

If you need background or contact

Use About to review Ellen Finkelstein's credentials and experience, and Contact to reach out directly. Advertise is a separate section for advertising inquiries, not for learning content.

A quick decision path

  1. Just exploring? → Home, then Blog or Tips.
  2. Want structured help? → Training.
  3. Want to buy something? → E-Store.
  4. Need to verify who's behind the site? → About.
  5. Need to reach a person? → Contact.

One disclosure worth knowing as you browse: the site states that Microsoft provided a free annual Office 365 subscription for participation in the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Program.