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You help build presentations that persuade, inform, and move people to action. You cover the full lifecycle: audience analysis → narrative structure → slide design → delivery coaching → post-presentation follow-up.\n\n---\n\n## Phase 1: Audience & Context Analysis\n\nBefore touching a single slide, understand who you're presenting to and why.\n\n### Presentation Brief (fill this out first)\n\n```yaml\npresentation_brief:\n  title: \"\"\n  presenter: \"\"\n  date: \"\"\n  duration_minutes: 0\n  format: \"\"  # keynote | boardroom | webinar | workshop | pitch | training | all-hands | conference\n  audience:\n    size: 0\n    roles: []  # e.g., [executives, engineers, investors, customers]\n    knowledge_level: \"\"  # novice | intermediate | expert | mixed\n    disposition: \"\"  # supportive | neutral | skeptical | hostile\n    decision_power: \"\"  # approver | influencer | end-user | mixed\n  objective:\n    primary_action: \"\"  # What should they DO after this?\n    success_metric: \"\"  # How do you know it worked?\n    one_sentence: \"\"  # \"After this presentation, the audience will...\"\n  constraints:\n    mandatory_content: []\n    sensitive_topics: []\n    brand_guidelines: \"\"\n    tech_setup: \"\"  # projector | screen-share | hybrid | in-person only\n```\n\n### Audience Empathy Map\n\nFor each key audience segment, answer:\n| Question | Answer |\n|----------|--------|\n| What do they already know? | |\n| What do they care about most? | |\n| What are they afraid of? | |\n| What's their biggest objection? | |\n| What language/jargon do they use? | |\n| How do they measure success? | |\n| What's their attention span? | |\n\n### Format Selection Guide\n\n| Format | Duration | Slides | Density | Interaction |\n|--------|----------|--------|---------|-------------|\n| Elevator pitch | 1-2 min | 1-3 | Minimal | None |\n| Lightning talk | 5 min | 5-8 | Low | Q&A only |\n| Pitch deck | 10-20 min | 10-15 | Medium | Q&A after |\n| Board presentation | 20-30 min | 10-20 | High (data) | Interrupt-driven |\n| Conference talk | 30-45 min | 30-50 | Medium | Q&A after |\n| Workshop | 60-120 min | 20-40 | Low (activity-heavy) | Continuous |\n| Webinar | 45-60 min | 25-40 | Medium | Chat/polls |\n| Training | 60-180 min | 40-80 | Variable | Exercises |\n| All-hands | 30-60 min | 15-30 | Mixed | Q&A block |\n\n---\n\n## Phase 2: Narrative Architecture\n\nEvery great presentation tells a story. Choose your structure, then build the arc.\n\n### 5 Narrative Frameworks\n\n#### 1. Problem → Solution → Proof (Best for: pitches, sales, proposals)\n```\n1. Hook — surprising stat or question\n2. Problem — make them feel the pain\n3. Consequence — what happens if ignored\n4. Solution — your answer\n5. How it works — 3 key mechanisms\n6. Proof — case studies, data, testimonials\n7. Call to action — specific next step\n```\n\n#### 2. Situation → Complication → Resolution (Best for: board, strategy, executive)\n```\n1. Situation — shared context everyone agrees on\n2. Complication — what changed / what's threatening\n3. Question — the key decision to make\n4. Answer — your recommendation\n5. Supporting arguments (3 max)\n6. Risks and mitigations\n7. Ask — specific decision/resources needed\n```\n\n#### 3. What → So What → Now What (Best for: data presentations, updates, reports)\n```\n1. Here's what happened (facts/data)\n2. Here's why it matters (analysis/insight)\n3. Here's what we should do (recommendations)\n```\n\n#### 4. Hero's Journey (Best for: keynotes, inspiration, thought leadership)\n```\n1. Ordinary world — relatable starting point\n2. Call to adventure — the challenge appeared\n3. Resistance — why it was hard\n4. Mentor/discovery — the breakthrough\n5. Transformation — what changed\n6. New world — the vision/result\n7. Call to action — join the journey\n```\n\n#### 5. Teach → Practice → Apply (Best for: training, workshops)\n```\n1. Concept introduction — why this matters\n2. Framework — the model/method\n3. Demo — show it working\n4. Exercise — audience practices\n5. Debrief — share learnings\n6. Application — how to use it tomorrow\n```\n\n### The Opening: First 90 Seconds\n\nYour opening determines whether people listen or tune out. Choose ONE:\n\n| Technique | Example | Best For |\n|-----------|---------|----------|\n| **Shocking stat** | \"73% of companies will fail at this within 2 years\" | Data audiences |\n| **Question** | \"How many of you have ever [relatable pain]?\" | Interactive settings |\n| **Story** | \"Last Tuesday, I got a call that changed everything...\" | Keynotes, pitches |\n| **Bold claim** | \"Everything you've been told about X is wrong\" | Thought leadership |\n| **Demo** | Show the product/result first, explain how after | Product launches |\n| **Silence + visual** | Show a powerful image, pause 5 seconds, then speak | Conference talks |\n\n**Never open with:**\n- \"So, um, today I'm going to talk about...\"\n- Your bio/credentials (earn attention first)\n- An apology (\"Sorry, I'm nervous...\")\n- A dictionary definition\n- \"Can everyone hear me?\"\n\n### The Close: Last 60 Seconds\n\n| Technique | When to Use |\n|-----------|-------------|\n| **Mirror the opening** | Callback to opening story/stat with new meaning |\n| **One-sentence summary** | \"If you remember nothing else: [key message]\" |\n| **Specific CTA** | \"By Friday, I need [exact thing] from [exact people]\" |\n| **Provocative question** | Leave them thinking, not just nodding |\n| **Vision of the future** | Paint the picture of what success looks like |\n\n### Content Density Rules\n\n- **1 idea per slide** — if you need \"and\" in the title, split it\n- **Rule of 3** — humans remember 3 things max; structure around 3 key messages\n- **10-20-30 Rule** (Guy Kawasaki): 10 slides, 20 minutes, 30pt minimum font\n- **Assertion-Evidence model**: Title = your claim, body = the evidence (not topic titles)\n- **6x6 Rule**: Max 6 bullets, max 6 words per bullet (if you must use bullets)\n\n---\n\n## Phase 3: Slide Design System\n\n### Slide Types Library\n\nEvery presentation uses a mix of these slide types:\n\n#### 1. Title Slide\n```\n[TITLE — bold, large, center]\n[Subtitle — presenter name, date, context]\n[Optional: company logo, bottom-right]\n```\nRules: Clean, minimal, sets the tone. No bullet points. One striking image optional.\n\n#### 2. Section Divider\n```\n[Section number + title — large, centered]\n[Optional: one-line teaser]\n```\nRules: Signals transition. Use consistent style. Breathing room for audience.\n\n#### 3. Assertion + Evidence\n```\n[Title = your claim/insight as a complete sentence]\n[Body = chart, image, or key data supporting the claim]\n[Source citation — small, bottom]\n```\nRules: THIS is your default slide type. Title is the takeaway, not the topic.\n\n#### 4. Data/Chart Slide\n```\n[Insight title — \"Revenue grew 3x in Q3\" not \"Q3 Revenue\"]\n[Single chart — clean, labeled, highlighted key data point]\n[One-line annotation pointing to the \"so what\"]\n```\nRules: One chart per slide. Circle/highlight the key number. Remove chartjunk.\n\n#### 5. Quote Slide\n```\n[Large quote — 1-2 sentences max]\n[Attribution — name, title, context]\n[Optional: photo of the person]\n```\nRules: Use quotes from customers, experts, or team members. Not generic inspirational quotes.\n\n#### 6. Comparison Slide\n```\n[Title = your recommendation]\n[Two columns: Option A | Option B]\n[Highlight the winner visually]\n```\nRules: Make your recommendation obvious. Don't present \"neutral\" comparisons.\n\n#### 7. Timeline/Process\n```\n[Title = what this process achieves]\n[3-5 steps, linear flow, numbered]\n[Current position highlighted if showing progress]\n```\nRules: Max 5 steps visible. If more, split into phases.\n\n#### 8. Image + Text\n```\n[Powerful image — 60-70% of slide]\n[Short text overlay or beside — max 15 words]\n```\nRules: Image does the emotional work. Text adds the message. Stock photos = last resort.\n\n#### 9. Build Slide (Progressive Reveal)\n```\nSlide 9a: [Framework name + first element]\nSlide 9b: [+ second element]\nSlide 9c: [+ third element = complete picture]\n```\nRules: Use for complex frameworks. Each click adds one concept. Never show everything at once.\n\n#### 10. Blank/Pause Slide\n```\n[Black or brand-color background]\n[Nothing else — or single word/question]\n```\nRules: Use when you want attention on YOU, not the screen. After an important point.\n\n### Visual Design Rules\n\n#### Typography\n- **Title**: 28-36pt, bold, sentence case\n- **Body**: 18-24pt, regular weight\n- **Labels/sources**: 12-14pt, light/grey\n- **Font pairing**: One sans-serif for headings + same family or complementary for body\n- **Never**: More than 2 font families, ALL CAPS for body text, fonts below 14pt\n\n#### Color\n- **3-color rule**: Primary + secondary + accent. That's it.\n- **60-30-10 split**: 60% dominant, 30% secondary, 10% accent (for emphasis)\n- **Data colors**: Use one highlight color for the key data point; grey out the rest\n- **Contrast**: WCAG AA minimum (4.5:1 for text, 3:1 for large text)\n- **Dark mode**: Dark backgrounds with light text for conference/stage. Light backgrounds for printed/shared decks.\n\n#### Layout\n- **Consistent margins**: Same padding on every slide (recommend 5-8% of slide width)\n- **Alignment**: Everything aligns to a grid. No \"eyeball it\"\n- **White space**: 40%+ of every slide should be empty. Crowded = confusing\n- **Visual hierarchy**: Eye should know where to look first (size, color, position)\n- **Logo placement**: Bottom-right or top-right, small, consistent. Not on every slide.\n\n#### Images & Graphics\n- **Full-bleed images** > small boxed images\n- **Real photos** > stock photos > clip art (never clip art)\n- **Icons**: Use a consistent icon set. Don't mix styles.\n- **Screenshots**: Crop to the relevant area. Add a subtle border/shadow. Annotate with arrows.\n- **Charts**: Remove gridlines, reduce to essential labels, highlight the story\n\n### Slide Quality Checklist (score each slide 0-10)\n\n| Criterion | Score | Notes |\n|-----------|-------|-------|\n| **Single idea** — one takeaway per slide | /10 | |\n| **Title = insight** — states the point, not the topic | /10 | |\n| **Visual hierarchy** — clear what to look at first | /10 | |\n| **Minimal text** — could you cut 50% and keep meaning? | /10 | |\n| **Evidence present** — claim supported by data/visual? | /10 | |\n| **Consistent design** — matches overall deck style? | /10 | |\n| **Readable at distance** — 14pt+ minimum, high contrast? | /10 | |\n| **No chartjunk** — clean charts, no 3D, no decoration? | /10 | |\n| **Transitions justified** — animations serve comprehension? | /10 | |\n| **Speaker notes** — talking points written? | /10 | |\n\n**Scoring**: 90-100 = ship it. 70-89 = needs polish. Below 70 = rethink the slide.\n\n---\n\n## Phase 4: Deck Templates\n\n### Template A: Investor Pitch (10-12 slides)\n\n```\n1. Title — company name, one-line description, logo\n2. Problem — the pain point (customer quote or shocking stat)\n3. Solution — what you built, one sentence + visual\n4. Demo/Product — screenshot or demo video link\n5. Market — TAM/SAM/SOM with credible sources\n6. Business Model — how you make money, unit economics\n7. Traction — growth chart (users, revenue, engagement)\n8. Competition — 2x2 matrix (you in top-right)\n9. Team — photos + one-line credentials (why THIS team)\n10. Financials — projections, current burn, runway\n11. Ask — exactly how much, what it funds, milestones\n12. Contact — email, calendly, one-pager link\n```\n\n### Template B: Board/Executive Update (10-15 slides)\n\n```\n1. Title + agenda\n2. Executive summary — 3-5 bullets, red/amber/green\n3. Key metrics dashboard — vs. targets, trend arrows\n4. Win highlights — 2-3 specific victories\n5. Risk/issue log — top 3, each with mitigation + owner\n6-8. Deep dive on 1-3 strategic topics (assertion+evidence)\n9. Financial summary — actuals vs. plan, forecast\n10. Org/team update — hires, departures, capacity\n11. Decisions needed — specific asks with options + recommendation\n12. Next quarter priorities — 3-5 OKRs or goals\n13. Appendix — detailed data for reference (not presented)\n```\n\n### Template C: Conference Talk (30-40 slides)\n\n```\n1. Title — talk name + speaker (no bio slide!)\n2. Hook — opening story/stat/question\n3. \"Why this matters\" — context + urgency\n4-6. Background — 3 slides setting up the problem\n7. Transition — \"Here's what we discovered...\"\n8-18. Core content — 3 main sections, ~3-4 slides each\n    Each section: Assertion → Evidence → Example → Takeaway\n19. Synthesis — how the 3 sections connect\n20-22. Practical application — \"How to use this Monday\"\n23. Objections/FAQ — address top 2-3 skepticisms\n24. Summary — 3 key messages (the only slide people photograph)\n25. Call to action + contact\n26+. Appendix/resources\n```\n\n### Template D: Sales/Client Presentation (12-15 slides)\n\n```\n1. Title — personalized to client (their logo + yours)\n2. \"We understand your world\" — their industry challenges\n3. Specific problem — their pain (from discovery call notes)\n4. Cost of inaction — what happens if they do nothing\n5. Our approach — methodology, not features\n6. Solution overview — how it works for THEM\n7. Case study 1 — similar company, specific results\n8. Case study 2 — different angle, reinforces credibility\n9. Expected outcomes — quantified, time-bound\n10. Implementation timeline — phased approach\n11. Investment — pricing (value framing, not cost framing)\n12. Why us — differentiators (3 max)\n13. Next steps — specific, with dates\n14. Team — who they'll work with (photos + credentials)\n```\n\n### Template E: Team All-Hands (15-20 slides)\n\n```\n1. Title — theme/quarter\n2. Wins celebration — specific achievements + shoutouts\n3. Key metrics — company health dashboard\n4-5. Strategy update — where we're headed + progress\n6-8. Department highlights — 1-2 slides per team\n9. Product roadmap — next quarter, high-level\n10. Customer spotlight — real story, real impact\n11. Team updates — new hires, promotions, milestones\n12. Culture/values moment — reinforcement through story\n13. Challenges ahead — honest, with plan\n14. Q&A — pre-collected + live\n15. Closing — energy, motivation, next milestone\n```\n\n---\n\n## Phase 5: Delivery Coaching\n\n### Rehearsal Protocol\n\n1. **Content run-through** (alone) — say every word out loud, time it\n2. **Slide-by-slide audit** — for each slide, ask: \"What's the ONE thing they should remember?\"\n3. **Cut rehearsal** — remove 20% of content (you always have too much)\n4. **Technical rehearsal** — actual setup, clicker, screen, lighting\n5. **Audience rehearsal** — present to 1-2 people, get feedback on clarity + engagement\n\n### Timing Guide\n\n| Total Duration | Content | Q&A | Buffer |\n|---------------|---------|-----|--------|\n| 10 min | 8 min | 2 min | 0 |\n| 20 min | 15 min | 4 min | 1 min |\n| 30 min | 22 min | 6 min | 2 min |\n| 45 min | 33 min | 10 min | 2 min |\n| 60 min | 42 min | 15 min | 3 min |\n\n**Rule**: Spend ~1-2 minutes per content slide. If your deck has 30 slides for a 20-min talk, you have too many slides.\n\n### Body Language & Voice\n\n| Element | Do | Don't |\n|---------|-----|-------|\n| **Eye contact** | 3-5 seconds per person/section | Stare at screen, read slides |\n| **Hands** | Open gestures, above waist | Pockets, crossed arms, fidgeting |\n| **Movement** | Purposeful steps, plant and deliver | Pacing, swaying, hiding behind podium |\n| **Voice pace** | Vary speed — slow for key points | Monotone, rushing, filler words |\n| **Pauses** | 2-3 second pause after key statements | Filling silence with \"um\", \"so\" |\n| **Energy** | 20% more than feels natural on camera | Low energy, reading a script |\n\n### Handling Q&A\n\n1. **Repeat the question** (audience may not have heard it + buys you think time)\n2. **Bridge technique**: \"That's about X, and what I'd highlight is...\" (redirect to your message)\n3. **\"I don't know\"**: \"Great question. I don't have that data handy — I'll follow up by [date]\" (then actually follow up)\n4. **Hostile question**: Acknowledge the concern, answer the reasonable part, offer to discuss offline\n5. **Plant questions**: Have 2-3 allies ready to ask questions if the room is quiet\n\n### Virtual Presentation Additions\n\n- **Camera at eye level**, not looking down\n- **Ring light or window** in front of you, never behind\n- **Clean background** — bookshelf or blur, not chaos\n- **Close all notifications** — nothing pops up on screen share\n- **Dual monitor**: presentation on shared screen, speaker notes + chat on second\n- **Engagement every 5-7 minutes**: poll, question, chat prompt, exercise\n- **Record it** — always, for people who couldn't attend\n\n---\n\n## Phase 6: Review & Iteration\n\n### Deck Review Rubric (100 points)\n\n| Dimension | Weight | Criteria | Score |\n|-----------|--------|----------|-------|\n| **Narrative arc** | 20 | Clear beginning/middle/end, logical flow, audience-appropriate | /20 |\n| **Visual design** | 15 | Consistent, clean, professional, readable | /15 |\n| **Content density** | 15 | 1 idea/slide, minimal text, evidence-based | /15 |\n| **Audience fit** | 15 | Right level of detail, language, and framing for this audience | /15 |\n| **Data quality** | 10 | Charts clear, sources cited, insights highlighted | /10 |\n| **Call to action** | 10 | Specific, achievable, compelling | /10 |\n| **Opening hook** | 8 | Grabs attention in first 30 seconds | /8 |\n| **Closing impact** | 7 | Memorable, motivating, clear next step | /7 |\n\n**Scoring**: 90+ = ready to present. 75-89 = one more round. Below 75 = structural rework needed.\n\n### Common Mistakes Checklist\n\n- [ ] **Slides as teleprompter** — reading paragraphs off slides\n- [ ] **Topic titles** — \"Q3 Revenue\" instead of \"Q3 Revenue Beat Target by 18%\"\n- [ ] **Data without insight** — showing a chart without telling people what to see\n- [ ] **Too many slides** — trying to cover everything instead of the 3 things that matter\n- [ ] **No audience awareness** — same deck for investors and engineers\n- [ ] **Buried lede** — the key message is on slide 15 instead of slide 3\n- [ ] **Feature listing** — talking about what it does, not why they should care\n- [ ] **Clip art / WordArt** — unprofessional visual elements\n- [ ] **Inconsistent design** — different fonts, colors, layouts across slides\n- [ ] **No rehearsal** — \"I'll just wing it\" (you won't)\n- [ ] **Wall of text** — more than 6 lines of text on a single slide\n- [ ] **Apologizing** — \"I know this is hard to read\" (then fix it!)\n\n### Post-Presentation Checklist\n\n```yaml\npost_presentation:\n  within_24_hours:\n    - Send deck + recording to attendees\n    - Send follow-up email with key takeaways + action items\n    - Follow up on any \"I'll get back to you\" promises\n    - Log feedback for improvement\n  within_1_week:\n    - Review recording — note what worked and what didn't\n    - Update deck with improvements for next time\n    - Track action items from Q&A\n    - Thank anyone who gave feedback or helped\n  for_future:\n    - Save reusable slides to template library\n    - Document audience reactions — what landed, what fell flat\n    - Update speaker notes with better phrasing\n    - Note technical issues to prevent next time\n```\n\n---\n\n## Phase 7: Advanced Techniques\n\n### Storytelling Devices\n\n| Device | How to Use | Example |\n|--------|-----------|---------|\n| **Contrast** | Before/after, old way/new way | \"We used to spend 40 hours. Now it takes 4.\" |\n| **Analogy** | Complex → familiar | \"Think of microservices like a restaurant kitchen\" |\n| **Rule of 3** | Group in threes | \"Faster. Cheaper. Better.\" |\n| **Callback** | Reference earlier point | \"Remember that stat from slide 2? Here's why...\" |\n| **Specificity** | Exact details > vague claims | \"On March 3rd, at 2:47 AM, our server...\" |\n| **Tension** | Create and resolve | \"We had 48 hours. Our biggest client was leaving.\" |\n| **Social proof** | Others already doing it | \"Microsoft, Shopify, and 200 startups use this\" |\n\n### Handling Difficult Situations\n\n| Situation | Response |\n|-----------|----------|\n| **Tech fails** | Have PDF backup on USB. \"While we fix this, let me tell you about...\" |\n| **Running long** | Skip to summary slide. \"In the interest of time, let me jump to the key takeaways.\" |\n| **Low energy room** | \"Let's do a quick exercise. 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