Marketing presentation prompts

Creates a 10-slide launch deck from a brief, pain-point notes and screenshots, ending with a go-to-market timeline and call to action.

Create a 10-slide product launch deck for a new AI productivity feature. Use the attached product brief, customer pain-point notes, and screenshots. Follow the existing brand template. Include a launch narrative, positioning, key benefits, competitive differentiation, go-to-market timeline, and a final call-to-action slide.

Builds an 8-slide demo deck with one product moment per slide, large readable screenshots and a short presenter note on each.

Build an 8-slide product demo deck using the screenshots in this folder. Each slide should show one product moment, explain the user value, and include a concise presenter note. Keep screenshots large and readable. Use the existing brand deck as the visual reference.

Compares your product with three competitors in a table, positioning map and strengths list, then proposes objective sales messaging.

Create a competitive analysis deck comparing our product with Competitor A, Competitor B, and Competitor C. Use the attached research notes. Include a comparison table, positioning map, strengths and weaknesses, and recommended sales messaging. Keep the tone objective and evidence-based.

Covers buyer personas, discovery questions, objection handling, competitor talk tracks and demo guidance, with speaker notes per slide.

Generate a sales-enablement deck for account executives selling our new enterprise plan. Use the attached product messaging, customer objections, and sales notes. Include buyer personas, discovery questions, objection handling, competitor talk tracks, and demo guidance. Add speaker notes for each slide.

Reads an existing brand deck and lists its slide size, type styles, palette, logo placement, chart style and spacing rules first.

First inspect the existing brand deck. Identify the slide size, title style, body-text style, color palette, logo placement, image treatment, chart style, and spacing rules. Summarize these rules before generating new slides.

Asks for each slide's title, core message, evidence, visual and presenter note, and holds the PPTX until you approve the outline.

Before creating the deck, propose a slide-by-slide outline. For each slide, include the title, core message, source evidence, recommended visual, and presenter note. Do not generate the PPTX until I approve the outline.

Keeps approved claims word for word and marks missing evidence as needs verification instead of inventing quotes, prices or metrics.

Preserve all approved product claims exactly as written. Do not invent customer quotes, pricing, performance numbers, or competitor claims. If evidence is missing, mark it as needs verification instead of filling it in.

Requires real PowerPoint text and native bar, line and pie charts, and forbids turning whole slides into images.

Create the deck as an editable PPTX. Keep text as editable PowerPoint text. Use native charts for simple bar, line, pie, and histogram visuals when practical. Do not rasterize full slides. Use image assets only for screenshots, illustrations, and complex visuals.

Sets one SaaS-style illustration style and B2B tone for the deck and saves the image notes so later slides can match.

Define a consistent visual direction for this marketing deck. Use clean SaaS-style illustrations, realistic product context, and a polished B2B visual tone. Save the image prompts or visual notes so future slides can match the same direction.

Renders every slide to an image and fixes clipped text, overlap, uneven spacing, font substitution and layout drift before saving.

Render the deck to slide images. Review every slide for clipped text, overlap, inconsistent spacing, unreadable screenshots, font substitution, layout drift, and visual-style mismatch. Fix all issues before saving the final PPTX.

Sorts customer feedback transcripts into the top three pain points with quotes and maps each one to a possible product improvement.

Read the customer feedback transcripts in this document. Create a presentation for the product development team that categorizes the top 3 pain points with supporting quotes. Use a professional but empathetic tone. Include a slide mapping each pain point to a potential product improvement.

Sets an 11-slide monthly report from executive summary to recommendations, with slide counts per section and two brand hex colors.

Create a monthly marketing report template with the following sections: Executive Summary (1 slide), Campaign Performance Overview (2 slides showing spend and results by channel), Conversion Funnel Analysis (1 slide), Content Marketing Performance (2 slides on blog traffic and engagement), SEO Progress (1 slide on rankings and organic traffic), Paid Advertising Deep Dive (3 slides on ad performance and optimization opportunities), and Strategic Recommendations (1 slide). Use our corporate color scheme: navy blue (#1B365D) and orange accent (#FF6B35).

Builds a 12-slide marketing pitch with bold type, high-contrast color and full-bleed image placeholders, each slide opening on an emotional hook.

Build a 12-slide marketing pitch deck for [product/brand] targeting [audience]. Use bold typography, high-contrast colors, and full-bleed imagery placeholders. Each slide should lead with an emotional hook before presenting supporting data. Tone should be energetic and aspirational.

Compares your product with three competitors on five dimensions in a horizontal bar chart, your bars in brand color and theirs in gray.

Generate a comparison slide showing our product against three competitors across five dimensions: price, features, support, integration, and ease of use. Use a horizontal bar chart with color-coded bars by competitor. Highlight our product's bar in the brand primary color and show competitor bars in muted gray.

Converts a monthly marketing report into an eight-slide client update with one slide per channel and a budget reconciliation.

Convert this monthly marketing report into an eight-slide client update. Slide 1: executive summary with three key metrics vs targets. Slides 2-4: one slide per channel (paid, organic, email) showing performance, insights, and next month's plan. Slide 5: competitive intelligence summary. Slide 6: budget reconciliation. Slide 7: month ahead priorities. Slide 8: questions and discussion.