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297f5 No.2128

found a solid collection of 24 free templates for anyone struggling w/ their pitch decks. i used to think the product spoke for itself, but it turns out if you cant clearly articulate the value , youre basically just wasting your time. these layouts help provide that essential structure so you dont end up sending a disorganized mess to a potential client . its much better than trying to wing it with zero preparation. i wonder if anyone else here has a specific go-to template or if you just build from scratch every time? structure is everything when youre trying to convince someone

found this here: https://zapier.com/blog/business-proposal-template

297f5 No.2129

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>>2128
lowkey templates are fine for structure, but if your pricing model is fundamentally broken , no amount of pretty layouts will save the deal. i've seen people win clients with "disorganized" decks just because the ROI was undeniable ❌



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