Build presentation frameworks that tell compelling stories, handle objections, and guide prospects toward decisions without overwhelming them.

Pitch decks aren't PowerPoint dumps of features. They're visual stories that build from problem to solution to proof to next steps. Good pitch decks anticipate objections, include customer stories, show ROI clearly, and end with a clear call to action. They work for screen-sharing on calls or sending as leave-behinds. This chapter shows you how to structure pitch decks that sell, design slides that communicate without clutter, and create frameworks that reps can customise for different prospects without rebuilding from scratch.
Sales reps need more than a pitch deck. They need email templates that don't sound robotic, case studies that prospects recognise themselves in, calculators that quantify ROI, and videos that explain complex value quickly. Build the collateral that makes selling easier.
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Design presentation slides that guide discovery and demo conversations whilst reinforcing key messages visually so prospects retain information after meetings end.
Articulate the specific outcome customers get from your solution to communicate why they should choose you over doing nothing or using alternatives.
Display evidence that others trust and use your solution to overcome scepticism and reassure prospects they're making a safe choice by buying.
Collect specific customer quotes about results achieved to provide social proof that overcomes scepticism more effectively than marketing claims buyers discount.
Determine how to charge for products and communicate value to maximise willingness to pay whilst remaining competitive and supporting desired positioning.