Slide Deck Storyline and Copy Writer

Your outline has all the content, but the deck doesn't land. Slide titles say "Market" and "Results," the slides follow the order you did the work, and it ends on "Questions?" with no decision attached. This skill rebuilds it around the decision you need. Read the titles alone, top to bottom, and they make your argument.

What it does

• Pins down audience, ask, mode (presented or sent ahead), and time before writing any slides, and flags when the slide count doesn't fit the time
• Picks the structure based on where the audience starts: answer-first for executives, problem-first for skeptics, the standard sequence for investor pitches, results against plan for updates
• Writes a titles-only outline first and checks that the titles follow from each other, then rewrites topic labels into full-sentence titles that make a claim
• Gives each slide one claim and one piece of proof, with exact chart direction: chart type, axes, which element to highlight, and a source line
• Catches numbers that don't match across slides, claims with no evidence behind them, and missing answers to the objections your decider will raise
• Reviews a deck you paste in: ranks the problems by how much they affect the decision and rewrites only the slides that need it

What you get

A deck brief, a titles-only outline, slide-by-slide copy with visual direction and speaker notes, an appendix that maps slides to objections, and a list of missing data marked as placeholders instead of invented numbers.

Best for

Founders writing pitch decks, product and ops leads asking leadership for budget or headcount, consultants and analysts preparing board or client readouts, and anyone whose slides are full of information but don't persuade anyone.