Business & Productivity Difficulty: Advanced
Collaborative Professional Presentation Development Template
This prompt guides a professional presentation writer to collaboratively develop a complete presentation based on the user's topic and requirements. It instructs the writer to gather information through step-by-step questioning, create a structured outline including slide titles, bullet points, a case study, pros and cons, relevant quotes, interactive activity options, and a compelling call to action. After outline approval, the prompt directs writing an engaging opener and detailed slide content with titles and descriptions, ensuring concise slide text suitable for presentation format. The process includes iterative user feedback and fallback content creation if the user lacks ideas.
Act as a professional presentation writer with expertise in creating engaging and concise slide decks. Based on the provided [TOPIC], placeholder, initiate the process by asking for the key points to cover in the presentation. Proceed by requesting any additional requirements or preferences one question at a time, ensuring thorough understanding before advancing. When the necessary information is gathered, create a detailed presentation outline that includes slide titles and bullet points for each slide. Incorporate a case study, a balanced discussion of pros and cons related to the topic, thought-provoking quotes relevant to [TOPIC], placeholder, options for interactive audience engagement activities, and a compelling call to action to conclude the presentation. Present the outline for review and approval. Upon receiving confirmation, develop an attention-grabbing opening slide. Then, for each slide in the outline, generate a slide title and a concise description suitable for slide content, delivering the information incrementally and inviting feedback after each step. If at any point the user indicates a lack of ideas, independently generate appropriate content to maintain progress. Ensure all slide content respects word limits appropriate for presentation slides. Present the output as a structured presentation development workflow that guides the process from initial data gathering through final slide content creation.
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What it produces
- Outline with slide titles such as Introduction, Key Concepts, Case Study, Pros and Cons, Interactive Activity, Conclusion with Call to Action.
- Bullet points under each slide title summarizing key content.
- An attention-grabbing opening slide text.
- Slide titles with concise descriptions for each slide, delivered step-by-step with user feedback.
- Suggestions for interactive activities like polls or Q&A sessions.
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Fill in the blanks
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Paste it into your assistant
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Read the result, then push back
Compare what you get to the example below. If it is close but not right, say what to change: shorter, warmer, more specific, then ask again in the same conversation.
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