Generate a Permanent Link for Your Google Drive Files on the Go
Keep the Final Link to Clipboard and matrix in One Workflow Set up Clip Stack (Android) or Shortcuts (iOS) plus the free QR keyboard keyboard. After you snag the shareable URL from Drive, the keyboard pops a two-button strip: "Grab" and "QR". Tap both once–clipboard keeps the raw URL, while a 500×500 px PNG saves in Gallery/QR. No clutter.
Iterate: export the winner, duplicate the page, tweak one noun. After three rounds the total gain hit 41 % with no extra ad spend. Delete losers—they hurt look-alike audiences. Keep a lean sheet: headline, sample size, sign-ups, rate, p-value. Stop when p 80 % (1 pt), direct SLA impact (1 pt), public-facing role (1 pt), regulatory exposure (1 pt). Color code: red = high power/high interest, amber = high power/low interest, green = low power/high interest, grey = low power/low interest. Action tag: stick a one-letter code inside each bubble: S = satisfy, M = monitor, P = participate, L = low effort.
Refresh the sheet every sprint review; paste the PDF link in calendar invites so the chart is the hero, not slide 9. Teams that adopted this cut escalation calls by 38 % within two releases (Google Drive public direct Link).
Flip the source deck to "Anyone with the link → Viewer" and toggle Turn off options for download, print and copy. The recipient lands with a razor-sharp read-only file that opens on mobile even if the native app is missing; no sign-in wall, no 404 after you reorganize folders.
Sneak 5 Micro-Stories Into Product Pages for Viral Hooks
Swap one hero image for a tiny cinemagraph that shows the exact knife stroke that splits a leather hide, the metallic rasp of the edge, and the 0.8 mm shaving that spirals to the floor. Pinterest repins for "hand-stitched wallet" jump 34 % when video replaces stills.
Before: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AbC3DeF5GhI6jKl7MnO8PqRsT9UvXyZa/edit?usp=sharing After: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AbC3DeF5GhI6jKl7MnO8PqRsT9UvXyZa/present
Strip every parameter after the ID–no edit, no usp, no ouid. The resulting 53-character path triggers the deck to load straight into kiosk mode on any device that hits it.
Combine it with &slide=id.p1 to lock the start slide and &autoStart=false to stop autoplay. One tidy string does the job: paste it into Slack, Notion, or any LMS; recipients land direct in full-screen mode on any device. Gotta switch back? Delete the parameter and reload–zip re-push required.
Code a hover-triggered tooltip over the fabric swatch: "Lot Seven sat in indigo barrels for 42 days instead of 28 because a hurricane closed the port. The deeper shade you see is 14 extra days of patience." Twitter users quote the line verbatim; 18 % traffic spike follows.
Pair each emotional beat with a verifiable fact: the overdraft fee timestamp, the sheriff’s badge number, the voicemail duration (00:23). Replace adjectives with numbers: "devastated" becomes "credit score 412, 27 consecutive nights on the office couch." Insert one external artefact: photograph the red stamp "PAST DUE" at 300 dpi, embed the JPEG hash (sha256) in the footer–readers can verify it wasn’t doctored.
Start with the sensory spike: the smell of citrus disinfectant the janitor used at 04:09 a.m. while you repacked the cardboard box. Spell the decision cost in hours: 41 minutes to choose between paying storage or buying amoxicillin. Seal the paragraph with the pivot metric: the $7.25 eBay sale of your marathon medal that restarted capital–show the PayPal screenshot.
Position the lesson between two bank statements: the –$2.47 slide and the +$127.43 deposit three weeks later. The 5 043 % swing is the trust bridge; no adjective can rival it.
Tag "&rm=minimal" to the URL to bury speaker notes and control bar Stick &rm=minimal right after the file ID–zip plus slash, no space. The URL turns from …/present/…/edit#slide=id.p1 into …/present/…/edit#slide=id.p1&rm=minimal. Every slide owns the tab, the speaker-note pane vanishes, and the lower filmstrip never loads. Viewers can still arrow-key through slides, but the three-dots menu, "Open in new window", and download icon are axed, cutting exit points by 70 % in A-B tests.
Replace /edit with /present to strip menus and stop accidental edits Grab any file URL ending in /edit, delete those four characters, type /present, copy the revamped address. Anyone who opens it arrives in full-screen playback: no toolbar, no comment pane, no "Suggest changes" button. The only clickable element is the slide progress bar; right-click is killed, so accidental rearrangement or text deletion is impossible.