Build a sales or pitch deck that wins the room
A persuasive deck structure built around the buyer's problem, proof, and a clear next step.
The prompt
Help me build a sales deck.
What I'm selling: [PRODUCT/SERVICE]
Audience: [company, roles in the room, what they care about]
Their situation and pain: [what I know about their problem]
Proof I have: [case studies, metrics, testimonials, demos]
Main competitor or alternative: [incl. "do nothing"]
The next step I want: [e.g. pilot, signed proposal, technical deep-dive]
Length: [NUMBER of slides / minutes]
Give me a slide-by-slide outline:
| # | Slide headline (a full-sentence message) | What's on it | Speaker point | Evidence needed |
Story to follow: their world today → the cost of the problem → what's changing → our approach → proof → how it works for them → investment and ROI → risks handled → clear next step.
Rules: headlines state the takeaway, not the topic. No unverifiable claims — mark gaps as [NEED PROOF]. End with the 3 objections I'm most likely to hear and how the deck answers them.
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What to fill in
- PRODUCT/SERVICE
- company, roles in the room, what they care about
- what I know about their problem
- case studies, metrics, testimonials, demos
- incl. "do nothing"
- e.g. pilot, signed proposal, technical deep-dive
- NUMBER of slides / minutes
- NEED PROOF
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the RTF structure (Role, Task, Format). RTF tells the model who to be, what to do and what shape the answer should take. It is the quickest structure that still gives noticeably better results than a bare request.
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