A strong presentation doesn’t start in presentation mode, it starts with a story. This post breaks down why storyboarding your deck saves time, sharpens your message, and keeps your slides from turning into a random collection of content. Follow these simple steps to make your deck flow and be remembered.

Who can create the better version of a classic marketing funnel — AI or marketer? We put two free AI presentation tools to the test and pitted them against a real marketer. See what happened when we asked: “Create a presentation slide showing the marketing funnel and align each stage to marketing tactics.”

Market sizing isn’t just an academic exercise. It shows investors the real opportunity ahead, and it gives internal teams the “why” behind go-to-market choices -- whether that’s land-and-expand, ABM, or always-on demand gen. But it works best if the story is presented clearly. See a before-and-after.

Leaders spend nearly 20 hours per month building slides, instead of spending time on business strategy, customers, or growth. Add in the 30% of meeting time wasted on unclear presentations, and the cost of bad slides gets real. See more stats and how to reduce your presentation woes.

One thing boards love to see? Progress that moves up and to the right. So how do you show that your list of activities aren’t just random acts of marketing, but grounded in strategy and building momentum over time? See a before-and-after.