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# Presenter notes

Presenter notes help presenters follow a predefined script for every step of an interactive demo. For example, sales reps can take advantage of this feature so that their entire team follows the same narrative when showcasing new product features.

{% @guideflow/guideflow-embed requestedUrl="<https://app.guideflow.com/player/zkjomq1uep>" %}

* Inside the builder, go to the Presenter Notes in the right panel
* Type in the text
* Launch the presenter mode in the upper menu
* Another tab will open in your browser with the presenter notes displayed
* You can open it as a new window which is only visible to you while sharing the original guidelow with the prospect


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