Company Intro Deck (Clean Minimal B2B)
Opens with the client's pain in their own words, proves capability with before-and-after numbers, and ships art-direction notes per slide — your capabilities deck is layout-ready within the hour.
prompt
Act as a B2B brand consultant. Write an 11-slide company introduction deck for {company_name}, a {service_type} serving {target_clients}. Flow: bold one-line positioning, the client's problem in their own words, our approach in three steps, services overview, two mini case studies with before-and-after numbers, team credibility, testimonials slide, pricing model overview, a why-us comparison, and a clear next-step CTA pointing to {call_to_action}. Each slide needs a headline under ten words, body copy under 25 words, and an art-direction note: clean grid, generous white space, one accent color. Tone: assured and concrete, zero buzzwords. Output as a numbered slide list.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {company_name}Company name
- e.g. Brightline Studio
- {service_type}What kind of service business it is
- e.g. UI/UX design studio
- {target_clients}Who the ideal clients are
- e.g. SaaS startups and fintech teams
- {call_to_action}The next step you want prospects to take
- e.g. booking a free 30-minute discovery call
Use case
A design studio, agency or tech services founder who needs a capabilities deck to send prospective B2B clients.
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