Verified against Gamma · 2026-08-03
Draft a client-ready sales proposal deck in Gamma
Turn discovery notes and a price into a proposal deck structured around the client’s stated goals, not a generic capabilities overview.
The prompt
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Goal: Get Riverside Dental to sign off on the 3-month engagement, not just circulate a capabilities overview internally. Audience: A non-technical Head of Marketing who cares about outcomes and budget, not process. Content: Pain: their landing pages convert at 1.1%, industry average is 2.8%. Scope: redesign + A/B test 3 pages over 6 weeks. Price: $9,500 flat. Timeline: kickoff within 2 weeks of signing. Tone: Warm but precise, like a considered email — no "we are thrilled" or "excited to partner." Format: A 9-slide proposal deck structured as: Understanding your goals, Proposed approach, Scope & deliverables, Timeline, Investment, Why us (brief case study or proof point), Next steps. Keep the Investment slide to the number and payment terms only — no upsell language on that slide.
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Why this works
A proposal deck fails for a different reason than a pitch deck does: it reads as a reusable capabilities deck with the client’s name swapped in. Putting the actual discovery notes in Content — the real numbers and pain points from that specific call — forces Gamma to write the "Understanding your goals" and "Proposed approach" slides around this client’s stated problem rather than a generic service description. Naming the Goal ("get sign-off," not "impress them") is what keeps the Investment slide direct instead of padded with reassurance copy. The fixed Format order matters because clients skim proposals looking for scope and price first — burying either past slide 2 reads as evasive.
What you get back
A 9-slide deck opening with a slide restating the client’s stated conversion problem in their own numbers, a proposed-approach slide mapped to that problem, a clean scope/timeline/investment sequence, a single relevant case study, and a next-steps slide with a specific signing date.
Verified against
Gamma Generate → Presentation format (web app) · 2026-08-03
Changelog
- 2026-08-03 — Initial publish, verified against Gamma’s current Generate flow with discovery-note content pasted directly into the Content field.
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