Sales decks
One version to present live, light on text, and another to send by email that makes sense without anyone walking through it, both built on a master template in Google Slides, PowerPoint or Keynote.
Many deals are decided when you're not in the room: when someone rereads your proposal or forwards your deck to whoever signs. We design those documents to make the case on their own.
We create sales decks, proposals and lead magnets, such as ebooks, guides or templates, that explain your offer clearly and can be reused. They're for companies that waste time rebuilding sales documents or want to capture leads with a useful resource. You can start with the 7-day trial by rebuilding your main deck or creating a first lead magnet.
One version to present live, light on text, and another to send by email that makes sense without anyone walking through it, both built on a master template in Google Slides, PowerPoint or Keynote.
Problem, solution, scope, timeline, investment and next steps, in a Google Docs or Word template with fields your team fills in for each opportunity.
Guides, checklists, templates or short ebooks that solve a specific problem for your audience in exchange for their email, with a download page or form.
A pretty template won't fix a confusing message, so the order matters.
If the resource is delivered in exchange for an email address, we build the form with a separate consent checkbox for marketing emails, a link to your privacy policy and, if you want it, double opt-in. That's the technical side, not legal advice: your lawyer validates the wording.
The first improvement is usually the deck you use most: we restructure it from your current content, design it on a master template and you try it in real meetings. If capturing leads is more urgent, the alternative is a downloadable checklist with its form connected to your email tool. We pin it down in writing, with scope, dates and terms, before we start; more at /en/7-day-trial/.
Both. We start from what your team already knows, through an interview and your current materials, and we structure and write it. You check that technical details and terms are correct, because nobody knows your service better than the people who sell it every day.
Whatever your team uses: Google Slides, PowerPoint or Keynote. We leave a master template with defined slide layouts so anyone can add content without breaking fonts or colors, plus a PDF of the version meant to be sent by email.
There's no universal answer. A resource that solves an immediate problem for your audience, such as a checklist or template, usually works better than a long, generic document. We don't promise a number of downloads or sales: we track downloads and leads in GA4 and your CRM to decide what to improve.
Yes. We connect the form to your email tool, such as Brevo or Mailchimp, or to your CRM, directly or through an n8n workflow. If delivery goes through n8n, the workflow runs on a server you pay for (n8n Cloud or your own VPS), and that cost is already included in the quote.
Send us your deck or your latest proposal and we'll tell you what we'd change first. If it's a fit, we'll set it out in writing as a 7-day trial.
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