Get the step-by-step roadmap for building a branded PowerPoint template that makes creating impactful slides easier and faster, even if you’re not a designer or PowerPoint expert.

<aside> 🗓️ April 25, 2024 One 90 Minute Session $97. You can register here.

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🤔 If you’re wondering how can I get a template that will help you make better insights reports, proposals, and capabilities decks, right now, read on…

What Will You Be Creating in the PowerPoint Template Workshop?

Over the course of a 90-minute workshop session, Vashte will help you create an Ultimate Insights Template. What’s that?

✨ Create a PowerPoint template that’s consistently branded with colors, logos, fonts, and other graphics so you don’t have to waste time reinventing the wheel when you’re just trying to get slides out the door ✨ Make slide placeholders that you only have to format once, so you can them use over and over again on every deck you create

✨ More easily collaborate on slides with others, with full confidence that everyone has the latest and best version of the template—that no one can overwrite ✨ Create slides without wasting hours re(re-re)formatting a broken template—even when you “have to use your client’s template” 😉

✨ Learn my secret for building consistently powerful insights decks for multiple different brands with a single template

✨Build the best PowerPoint Template for the way you present insights

<aside> 🎉 The end result: You will have a branded PowerPoint template you can use yourself or share with a team for your Qual & Quant Insights Reports, Capabilities Decks, and Proposals.

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Have You Noticed What I’ve Noticed?

Most PowerPoint templates just weren’t made for people who do what we do.

Whether it’s your company’s or your client’s corporate template, that was created by a designer or agency, or it’s one you downloaded because it looks cool, they have 3 major flaws:

1. They have a bunch of stuff you don’t need, and very few of the things you do. They’re filled with visual fluff, swooshes, useless placeholders, and other Imagejunk [stuff on a slide that conveys little to no information], and come with few—if any—slides that you can use to visualize qual and quant data without having to spend hours customizing and reformatting them.
2. And then 2, because they aren’t designed to best practices, meaning, that like a buggy piece of software, they are functionally broken, they do weird, random things when you try to format slides.