This presentation template is designed to help users create effective sales pitches. It provides guidance on the key aspects and structure of a winning presentation, including introducing the problem and solution, demonstrating the product, addressing objections, and closing the sale. The template contains placeholder slides covering these elements that can be customized with a user's own text, images, and content. It is based on presentations that have helped the author win thousands of sales over 18 years.

1. How To Use This
Presentation Template
An effective presentation can increase your sales by several times
over an unplanned or uncoordinated explanation of your product
or service. It is during the sales presentation that you transform a
skeptical or reluctant prospect into a committed customer.
This template is modeled from presentations I’ve used to make
(and win) thousands of sales pitches in the last 18+ years, and
will ensure you cover all the necessary aspects of a winning
presentation. Simply fill in and customize the slides with your own
text and images using Google Slides, or you can export to use in
PowerPoint, Keynote or Adobe Acrobat.

2. TITLE
Your Name Here
Put the title of your product/service, your company name, or
the message of your sales pitch on this slide.

3. Introduction & Agenda
Let your audience know who you are with a brief company or job description. Then tell your
audience the purpose of your pitch — the benefit and impact you plan to have on them.
Keypoint 1 Keypoint 2 Keypoint 3

4. XX% - use statistics
and numbers to quantify
the problem
Hook your audience with a relevant problem, change, or challenge in the world that has both high
stake and strong urgency for them. Quote your source for credibility.

5. Why Your Client Needs
To Solve Their Challenges
Demonstrate what happens if they
don’t solve the challenge.
Describe the impact the problem
has on your audience.
Problem Solution
Demonstrate what happens if they
do solve the challenge. Describe
the impact the solution has on
your audience.
Explain the problem and solution affecting your client.

6. Why Existing
Solutions
Don’t Work
Painpoint 1
Describe why your competitors don’t address
or add to their frustrations and fears.
Discredit existing solutions.
Painpoint 2
EX : The rise of _____ means more _______.
Painpoint 3
EX : _____ solution addresses Problem X,
but not Problem Y.

7. Give Them a Vision of The Perfect Solution
Dream
Solution 1
Dream
Solution 2
Dream
Solution 3
Dream
Solution 4
Dream
Solution 5
Tease the audience with a desirable vision of their lives with the perfect solution that your
product or service will help them achieve. Click the link to search for free stock icons.

8. Overview of Your Product / Service
Introduce your product or service as the magical tool that would make
achieving their desirable vision difficult if they didn’t have it.
Feature/Benefit
Insert a feature/benefit
demonstrating how your
product or service
solves a problem.
Feature/Benefit
Insert a feature/benefit
demonstrating how your
product or service
solves a problem.
Feature/Benefit
Insert a feature/benefit
demonstrating how your
product or service
solves a problem.
Feature/Benefit
Insert a feature/benefit
demonstrating how your
product or service
solves a problem.

9. Provide evidence that the desired vision
has come true with your product. You
can insert testimonials, social proof,
success stories, or case studies.
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10. PRODUCT DEMO
Showcase how your product or service works
through photos or graphics. It’s best when this
is shown with a video or done live.

11. Turn Objections Into Opportunities
Do your research and prepare for questions and objections. Address your audience’s top 3
objections with a counter argument on how your product/solution a great opportunity.
Objection 1
Turn the objection into an opportunity
without speaking to their fears.
EX: Adding an extra
step is a hassle
This extra step adds an extra layer
of secure protection to ensure
absolutely no one can access your
sensitive information.
EX: This service is already
done in-house
What do you wish could be done better
with your current services? Does it
have X, Y, and Z?

12. $XX
[Reveal the price of your product]
Cost and Money Value
Value
Remind them how much value they
are getting out of this product that
makes it worth more than the price.
Data
Present data, information,
and comparison to show the
monetary value your product or
service brings to your audience.
Benefits
Convincing your prospects first with
all the benefits and opportunities
before revealing the price will speak
directly to their pockets and price
won’t be as much of an issue.
Deals
Sell your audience on any special
deals, discounts, or rates.

13. ● Recap the value of your product or service,
and why it’s the superior solution.
● Ask for their business with a call to action.
Offer the best reason why now is the right time
for them to buy your product or service.
● Let the audience know what next steps are in
your sales process. Thank your audience for
their time.
Closing / Call to Action

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