Presentations for the meetings that matter.
Sales proposals, pitches, company presentations and board results. We write the copy, design the slides and deliver everything ready, with a version that makes sense by email, with nobody there to explain it.
Most presentations have too many slides and one idea too few.
Before opening PowerPoint, we sit down with you and answer three things: who will be in the room, what needs to be decided and which questions will come up.
Then we write the title of every slide. Read in sequence, they have to tell the whole story. Only when that works do we start designing.
The result is a presentation that is shorter, clearer and easier to defend, whoever presents it.
Which meetings.
Each one has a different goal, and that's where we start.
Sales proposal
For a client comparing suppliers.
Being chosen, and the client understanding why.Company presentation
For clients, partners and new people in the team.
That they understand what you do in five minutes.Investor pitch
For an investor or a jury.
A second meeting.Product launch
For clients, distributors and press.
That the product sticks.Conference or talk
For a full room.
That they remember the main idea.Results for the board
For directors, partners or the board.
A decision made in the meeting itself.One to present. Another to send.
The presenter needs little text, because they're there to speak. Whoever receives it by email is on their own and needs the slide to explain itself. We always deliver both.
Four steps. We stop at the second.
What you get.
Everything editable, in the format your team already uses.
- 01Outline and copyThe structure, the title of every slide and all the copy rewritten.
- 02Design of every slideWith charts built from your numbers, diagrams and images.
- 03Speaker notesWhat to say on each slide, so nobody reads the screen.
- 04Version to sendAs a PDF, ready to be read without anyone alongside.
- 05Template for your teamCovers, dividers and standard slides for the next presentations.
From the first email to the meeting.
Usual timeline of 2 to 3 weeks for up to 20 slides. If it's urgent, we'll work it out.
- 1
Conversation
Who will be in the room and what needs to be decided.
1 hour - 2
Outline
Structure and titles in a simple document. You approve it before design.
1 round of revisions - 3
Design
Slides, charts and images with your content.
2 rounds of revisions - 4
Rehearsal
We fine-tune what you say on each slide, before the meeting.
Optional - 5
Delivery
Final files, version to send and template.
On the agreed date
Questions about presentations.
See all questionsYes. If the template is part of the problem, we'll say so and propose a new one your team can use.
We adjust timeline and price in the proposal. Often, after the outline, the presentation ends up shorter than it was.
We do, but we always recommend reviewing the outline. That's where most presentations are won or lost.
Yes. A complete template in your brand, with simple rules, so your team can build its own presentations and stay consistent.
Your company. We deliver everything editable, including the template.