القائمة
Structure compelling presentations and slide decks — from pitch decks and keynotes to board reports and training sessions.
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استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
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| name | presentation-outline |
| description | Structure compelling presentations and slide decks — from pitch decks and keynotes to board reports and training sessions. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | Gnostor Community |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"hermes":{"tags":["presentations","slides","pitch","business","powerpoint","keynote","storytelling"]}} |
Build presentations that make an argument, not just report information. Every slide should exist for a reason.
1. Problem — the gap in the world
2. Solution — what you do
3. Why now — market timing
4. How it works — product/service
5. Traction — evidence it works
6. Market size — the opportunity
7. Business model — how you make money
8. Team — why you're the ones to do this
9. Ask — what you need
1. Situation — where we are
2. Problem / Opportunity — what's at stake
3. Options considered — alternatives evaluated
4. Recommendation — what we propose
5. Evidence — why this is right
6. Plan — how we execute
7. Risks — what could go wrong and mitigations
8. Decision needed — specific ask of this audience
1. Why this matters — relevance to the audience
2. Learning objectives — what they'll be able to do
3. Core content — structured by complexity (simple → complex)
4. Applied examples — show before tell
5. Practice / exercise — make it active
6. Summary — key takeaways
7. Resources — where to go next
1. Hook — story, question, or surprising fact
2. Stakes — why this matters
3. Main idea — the one thing
4. Evidence — 3 supports
5. Implication — what changes if this is true
6. Call to action or closing image