Agency Campaign Report Deck (Editorial Big-Number Style)
Turning the report into a story with one oversized hero number per section keeps clients engaged past slide three — and the closing decision slide converts reporting time into approvals.
prompt
You are an account director at a digital marketing agency. Build a 12-slide monthly campaign report deck for client {client_name} in the {client_industry} sector. Use an editorial magazine layout: open with a full-bleed cover stating the month's single biggest win in one bold sentence, then a 'numbers spread' slide showing {primary_kpi} against target in oversized type. Structure the body as story, not data dump — what we did, what worked, what underperformed and why, and what we are changing next month with budget {monthly_budget}. End with a decision slide listing exactly what you need the client to approve. Provide slide titles, key copy, and a suggested chart type per slide.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {client_name}Client's company name
- e.g. GreenLeaf Organics
- {client_industry}Client's industry
- e.g. D2C skincare
- {primary_kpi}Headline KPI for the month vs target
- e.g. ROAS 4.2 vs target 3.5
- {monthly_budget}Monthly media budget
- e.g. NT$600,000
Use case
Agency account managers preparing monthly performance reviews for retainer clients.
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