Accessing Guy Kawasaki’s pitch deck template for dynamic financial presentations in earnings calls can be done in a few simple steps. The template, known for its 10/20/30 rule of PowerPoint, is a valuable resource for PR teams looking to enhance their presentations.
Firstly, it’s important to note that the template isn’t directly available for download. However, the principles it embodies can be applied to any presentation. Here’s a breakdown of the 10/20/30 rule:
- 10 Slides: According to Kawasaki, a pitch should have ten slides. These slides should cover the problem, the solution, the business model, the underlying magic/technology, marketing and sales, the team, a projection of at least three years of profit and loss, the status and timeline, and a final slide to prompt for discussion.
- 20 Minutes: You should be able to present your slides in 20 minutes. If you have more time, use it for discussion and Q&A.
- 30 Point Font: The smallest font size on your slides should be 30 points. This ensures that your audience can easily read the information.
SlideGenius offers professional presentation design services that adhere to these principles. Our team of expert designers can help you create a compelling and effective pitch deck. Our services also include content editing, corporate presentation design, and PowerPoint formatting. You can start improving your presentations today by reaching out to us for a free consultation.
Remember, while templates can be helpful, the most effective presentations are tailored to the audience and the specific goals of the meeting. Use the 10/20/30 rule as a guideline, not a strict rule, and adjust based on your specific needs and audience.
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