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5 AI Slide Prompts
for Business Roles

Stop building decks from scratch. These 5 prompts turn rough notes into a presentation-ready slide deck in minutes — for marketing, sales, HR, founders, and ops.

What These Prompts Do

Whatever your role, at some point you're asked to turn messy notes into a deck someone else will sit through — a board update, a client pitch, a training session. These prompts give an AI slide tool the right instructions to structure that content properly, so you get a clean, presentable deck instead of a blank slide staring back at you.

Paste any prompt into Gamma, Claude, or ChatGPT, fill in the brackets with your specifics, and it builds the deck for you.

  • Campaign review deck
  • Client pitch deck
  • Training deck
  • Investor pitch deck
  • Process walkthrough deck

The 5 Prompts

1

Campaign Review Deck

Marketing

You've got a board update due tomorrow and a page of performance notes, not a deck. Use this to turn them into a structured review presentation.

Prompt
Create a [8-10]-slide quarterly marketing campaign review deck for a board meeting. Cover: executive summary, campaign performance (reach, engagement, conversions), channel-wise breakdown, top performing campaigns, budget vs. actual spend, challenges and lessons learned, and next quarter's strategy. My notes: [paste rough notes]. Use a clean, professional tone suitable for a board audience.

A board-ready campaign review deck in minutes

2

Client Pitch Deck

Sales

You know your pitch cold but never have time to design the deck. Give AI your talking points and get a client-ready pitch back.

Prompt
Create a sales pitch deck for [product/service] aimed at [client/industry]. Include: the problem they face, our solution, key differentiators, pricing/packages, case study or proof point, and a clear call to action. Keep it persuasive but concise — no more than one idea per slide.

A polished pitch deck ready to send or present

3

Onboarding & Training Deck

HR

You rebuild the same onboarding deck by hand every time a policy changes. Use this to generate it from your latest notes instead.

Prompt
Create a new-hire onboarding deck for the [role/department] team. Cover: welcome and company overview, team structure, first-week checklist, tools and access needed, key policies, and who to contact for what. Tone should be friendly and easy to follow for someone on day one.

A ready-to-use onboarding deck, updated in minutes

4

Investor Pitch Deck

Founders

You've got the story in your head but no deck built, and the investor call is soon. Turn your notes into an investor-ready narrative.

Prompt
Create an investor pitch deck for [company/product]. Cover: problem, solution, market size, business model, traction/metrics so far, team, competitive advantage, and the ask (funding amount and use of funds). Keep language sharp and confident, one core idea per slide.

An investor-ready narrative deck in minutes

5

Process Walkthrough Deck

Operations

You need to explain a process to the team but a doc doesn't land the same way a walkthrough does. Turn your process notes into a visual deck.

Prompt
Create a process walkthrough deck for [process name]. Break it into clear steps, one step per slide, showing who is responsible at each stage and what tools are used. End with common bottlenecks and how to avoid them. My notes: [paste rough notes].

A visual, step-by-step process deck for the team


How to Use These Prompts

  • 1

    Pick the prompt for your role

    Choose whichever prompt matches the deck you need to build today.

  • 2

    Copy it

    Click the "Copy Prompt" button on that card — the text is copied to your clipboard.

  • 3

    Open your AI slide tool

    Go to Gamma, Claude, or ChatGPT and start a new project or chat.

  • 4

    Fill in the brackets and send

    Replace the highlighted placeholders (like [role] or [paste rough notes]) with your specifics, then generate.

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More Prompts Coming Soon

We add new prompts regularly — covering marketing, hiring, operations, and more.

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