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Pitch decks & presentations
Give the next slide a reason to exist.
what we’re really solving
The job I can help with
A presentation is a sequence of decisions about attention. What must the audience understand first? Which detail proves the point? What should they remember when the deck closes?
I help shape the narrative and write slide copy that fits its job. The scope can include a company introduction, sales presentation, founder pitch, or proposal, with your team supplying the facts and figures.
what’s in the folder
What you can expect
- Presentation story and slide-by-slide structure
- Company, service, or pitch-deck copy
- Slide titles, supporting lines, and closing ask
- Speaker notes where included in the scope
- Proposal narrative and scope explanations
Final scope agreed before we start.
from first conversation to final full stop
How it comes together
We define the audience, the decision, and the facts the deck needs to establish.
I map the story and draft the slide or proposal copy.
We tighten the sequence and wording around your feedback and verified information.
We agree the scope
and price first.
Timing & investment
A fixed quote based on the pieces, research, and review involved. We agree on the deliverables, revision rounds, and schedule before work begins.
Talk through the scopegood things to know
A few questions
Do you also design the deck?
This service covers the story and writing. I can collaborate with your designer and supply copy in a format they can use.
Can you edit an existing presentation?
Yes. We can look at the narrative, the order, and the copy on each slide.
Who supplies financial information?
Your team supplies and confirms figures and projections. I help make the explanation readable and consistent.
the evidence is in the writing
Read the kind of work this calls for.
ActiveEdge Sports Academy
Introduce a sports academy to the people deciding.
Email & presentation
Gini
A specialist introduction for a demanding audience.
A La Carte · proposal
Make the proposed work easy to understand.
04 / Your turn
What should the audience understand by the end?
Send the rough deck, the facts, and the decision you want it to support.
Talk through the brief