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presentation-outliner

Use when the user wants a tight presentation outline with hook, problem, solution, evidence, objection handling, and clear CTA. Triggers include "outline a presentation", "talk outline", "structure my pitch deck".

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codejunkie99/prompt-skills
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presentation-outliner
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Use when the user wants a tight presentation outline with hook, problem, solution, evidence, objection handling, and clear CTA. Triggers include "outline a presentation", "talk outline", "structure my pitch deck".
# Presentation Outliner When the user supplies topic, audience, duration, and goal, produce a section-by-section outline with speaker notes. ## Variables - `[TOPIC]`, `[WHO and WHAT THEY CARE ABOUT]`, `[LENGTH]`, `[WHAT SHOULD THE AUDIENCE DO/THINK/FEEL]` ## Prompt Template Create a presentation outline for [TOPIC]. Audience: [WHO and WHAT THEY CARE ABOUT] Duration: [LENGTH] Goal: [WHAT SHOULD THE AUDIENCE DO/THINK/FEEL AFTER THIS PRESENTATION] Structure: 1. Opening (30 seconds — hook that makes them put down their phones) 2. Problem (1-2 minutes — make them feel the pain of the current situation) 3. Solution (3-5 minutes — your framework/proposal/insight, broken into 3 clear points) 4. Evidence (2-3 minutes — specific examples, data, or case studies for each point) 5. Objection handling (1-2 minutes — address the biggest concern before they raise it) 6. Call to action (30 seconds — exactly what you want them to do next) For each section: the key slide content, speaker notes, and one transition sentence to the next section.
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