Presentations

Critiques a slide deck for storyline, one idea per slide, text density and visual clarity, and returns ranked slide-level fixes with rewritten titles. Use before presenting or sending a deck.

Outlines a story-driven presentation with assertion-style slide titles, using SCQA or the pyramid principle, sized to the time slot and aimed at a stated goal for a specific audience.

Writes natural, speakable notes for each slide with a time budget, the one point to stress and a transition to the next slide, and checks the total fits the time slot.

Proposes the visual for each slide in an outline, whether a chart type, diagram, image or none, with layout notes and data needs, so a deck shows its points rather than telling them.

Takes a presentation from audience and goal to storyline, slide content, speaker notes and a rehearsal with likely questions, pausing for approval between steps.

Turns a document or report into a slide outline with one message per slide, action titles that tell the story, suggested visuals from the document's own data, and an appendix plan.

Writes a five-minute lightning talk or a timed PechaKucha or Ignite script around one idea, with slide-by-slide words, visuals and a closing line, for meetups and internal demos.

Writes a timed webinar script with opening, agenda, teaching segments, polls, demo transitions, Q&A handling and a call to action, built to keep a remote audience engaged to the end.